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Shrinking GDP: The Good News
Many companies cut production faster than demand was falling. That reduction in inventories will help GDP stabilize in the second half, as output returns to a better balance with sales
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Cloud Computing: Not Just Fluff
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Philip Morris' Global Race
Freed from Altria, Philip Morris International CEO Louis Camilleri is pushing hard to boost global sales before U.S.-style tobacco restrictions spread
Why Iran Is Hungry for Business with the U.S.
An easing of tensions with Tehran would bring foreign investment, allowing Iranian companies to scale up
The Dubious Promise of Digital Medicine
GE, Google, and others, in a stimulus-fueled frenzy, are piling into the business. But electronic health records have a dubious history
The Business Week
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Suzy Welch's Big Strategic Thought
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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
Putting Patient Privacy in Peril?
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