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Investing In Biofuels
BusinessWeek's Joe Weber on stocks to consider if you want to invest in companies developing biofuels like ethanol from sugar cane and other sources.
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The Economy Needs Ayn Rand
Author Ayn Rand's philosophy of rational self-interest is more relevant today—amid the flurry of government bailouts—than ever. Pro or con?
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What Good Are Economists Anyway?
Why they failed to predict the global economic crisis—and why their help is still crucial to a recovery
The Biofuel Bubble
A horde of startups have smart ideas. But the challenges are many, and the winners likely will be Shell, BP, DuPont, and other majors
Blowing Up Pepsi
PepsiCo Americas CEO Massimo d'Amore has been rebranding Pepsi's core products top to bottom. Creative destruction—or just destruction?
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Signs of Stability in Consumer Spending
Slide Show: Few Small Companies Are Escaping This Bear
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Larry Summers on Whether Those Rays of Economic Daylight Are Real
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Tech Sector: A Battle-Scarred Edge
IBM's Big Push into Business Consulting
Banks Aren't Yet in the Clear
Student Aid Faces an Overhaul
Pensions and Toxic Assets: A Lethal Combo?
Wooing the Worried
What's Next
Can Intel Invest Its Way Out of its Rut?
GE Brings a New Strategy to Life
CAFE: A Prize for Making Gas-Guzzlers?
Toyota City's Motor Sputters
Intercontinental Exchange Takes Aim on Derivatives
Spain's Banco Santander Makes a U.S. Deposit
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The Best Performers
BusinessWeek's annual ranking of the 50 top-performing companies
IN YOUR FACE: HANDLING A BAD BOSS
Reader Marcia McLean Writes:
"Cut your losses, start your own business, just escape. The boss and the situation will not improve."
Tell Us: What Makes a Bad Boss?
The Welch Way
Crazy for a Job
New MBAs without work have three options. We like the boldest one best
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The CEO Guide to Electronic Health Records
How Kaiser Permanente Went Paperless
Electronic medical recordkeeping may not cut the overall cost of care, but by eliminating redundant procedures and reducing errors, quality may be improved
