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U.S. Debt and Financial Crisis
BusinessWeek Chief Economist Michael Mandel on how the $3 trillion borrowed by the U.S. to finance its trade deficit has led to the financial crisis and what could be done about it.
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NAFTA: Time for a Trade-In?
The North American Free Trade Agreement has taken too many U.S. jobs away from the Rust Belt. Pro or con?
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Top Stories
The Credit Crunch Spreads to Business
If companies around the globe are unable to borrow, they'll begin to cut jobs, cease investment, and default on their debt in larger numbers
Dangerous Fakes
How counterfeit, defective computer components from China are getting into U.S. warplanes and ships
- Slide Show: Where Counterfeiters Lurk
- Narrated Slide Show: How Counterfeit Microchips Make Their Way from China to the Pentagon
The Power 100
Meet the most influential people in the business of sports, plus The Global 25 and how to fix a football franchise
The Business Week
News You Need to Know
Recession Now Seems Unavoidable
Slide Show: A Contagion of Slower Growth, Born in the U.S.A.
Online Extra: Figures of the Week (.pdf)
BTW: Tales of CEO Angst; Ferreting Out Fraud; more
Paul O'Neill: Blunt Talk About the Crisis
News
Europe's Economies Head into a Downturn
Emerging Economies are Swimming in Cash
Telltales of the Next Likely Bank Failures
Bracing for U.S. Corporate Budget Cuts
Shared Sacrifice Will Ease the Credit Crunch
What's Next
Nokia Aims to Be No. 1 on the Mobile Web
As Tech Slips, Sun Could Stumble
Energy Star Doesn't Mean Your Fridge Is Green
Thinning the Ranks of Auto Dealers
Outsourcing Shops Feel the Street's Pain
Wall Street Law Firms Face an Uncertain Future
Milk Contamination Is Sinking China's Farmers
Browse Issues
IN YOUR FACE: Beyond the Bailout
Reader Paul Berndt Writes:
"I find it hard to trust the government with this decision—they didn't see it coming. What else might they not see coming?"
Tell Us: Should Paulson's Revised Plan Pass the Senate?
Featured Column
Paul O'Neill: Blunt Talk About the Crisis
President Bush's first Treasury Secretary on the root causes, the Paulson plan, the House vote defeating it, and more
Featured Special Report
Best Global Brands
Gutsy marketers spend into the teeth of a recession. Several of BusinessWeek's 100 Best Global Brands are doing exactly that
Hard Times, Hard Sell
Picking the 100 Best Brands
Interactive Table: The 100 Top Brands
Brands: Moving Overseas to Move Upmarket
How Brands Become 'Girl Approved'
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