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Boeing Ruling

The Government Accountability Office is set to rule on a case filed by Boeing, which is contesting the U.S. Air Force’s February decision to award rivals Airbus and Northrop Grumman a $35 billion contract for 179 refueling tankers.

 

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Quality on the Roads

If you're spending a bundle on a new car, make sure you get what you pay for. We take a look at the J.D. Power & Associates initial quality ratings.

The Debate Room

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Podcast: Smoke the Embargo

In a follow-up to our written debate, University of Miami Cuban-studies professor José Azel and North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson respond to reader comments about U.S. restrictions on trade with Cuba

 

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There Will Be Water

T. Boone Pickens thinks water is the new oil—and he's betting $100 million that he's right

The Fed's Plan: More Talk

With little room for the Fed to make a course adjustment safely, Bernanke's balancing-act comments carry even greater weight than usual

Lehman: Independent for How Long?

The diversified investment bank does not have the requisite strength or size for the current environment. But suitors are holding back—for now

The Business Week

News You Need to Know

Lean-and-Mean Is Paying Off for the Economy

Savings Remain Slim; Funds Grow Fat

Online Extra: Figures of the Week (.pdf)

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Calendar

Solving Workplace Problems—Together

Analyze This

BTW: Pay Stub Envy, Golf and Longevity, Wall St.'s Triple Crown Curse, More

Bob Nardelli on Chrysler's Rough Ride

News

Monsanto on the Menu

Where's the Food Safety Net?

Tinseltown: Hooray for Bollywood

A Monster Deal Turns Scary

The iPhone Eyes BlackBerry's Turf

In Depth

Million-Dollar Babies

Middelhoff: Why He Gets No Respect

What's Next

May We Have Your Attention, Please?

GM: Burning Cash Like Rubber

Inside the War Against China's Blogs

Inside the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority

Personal Business

The World According to 'The Bear'

Installment Sales: The Time Is Ripe

Inside Wall Street

Opinion

History Hangs Over the Olympic Games

The Daily Shrinking Planet

Firefox Keeps Nipping at Microsoft

Days of the Living Dead

Feedback

Corrections & Clarifications

The Squeeze on the American Worker

The Connected Leader

IN YOUR FACE: THE SAD STATE OF U.S. BROADBAND

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Reader Sean Writes:

"Large corporations will never bring broadband technology to rural areas without the requirement to do so. It's too important to leave to the whims of the private market alone."

Read the Story and Tell Us What You Think

 

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Bob Nardelli on Chrysler's Rough Ride

In a chat with Maria Bartiromo, the CEO discusses the carmaker's struggles and its challenge in creating "a whole new identity"