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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

The Debate Room

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Cloud Computing: Not Just Fluff

Governments should embrace cloud computing as a means to strengthen and liberate their IT infrastructure. Pro or con?

 

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Revitalizing Health Care with Technology

Ask experts how technology fosters collaboration to lower health-care costs and improve the quality of patient care. Register now to take part in this 30-minute live Webcast, May 7 at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT.

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Top Stories

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

News You Need to Know

Good News in Declining GDP

Slide Show: Households Borrow Less, but Their Debt Barely Drops

Online Extra: Figures of the Week (.pdf)

BTW

Analyze This

Ken Lewis on Bank of America's Path Ahead

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How Obama Can Get Cuba Open for Business

Sun: Oracle May Fall to Earth with This Deal

Bob Nardelli's Bumpy Road

Harrah's Gets Some Debt Relief

Option ARM Loans Turn into Nightmares

U.S. High-Speed Train Projects Get a Push

What's Next

What U.S. Companies Really Pay in Taxes

European Green Energy Chases U.S. Stimulus Cash

You're Fired—but Stay in Touch

Suzy Welch's Big Strategic Thought

Turner Broadcasting Takes On Network TV

An Indian Outsourcing Hot Spot Chills Out

Peet's Coffee: In Africa, Brewing Good Works

Personal Business

Money Report

How to Play It: Tobacco Stocks

Making Pay Cuts Less Painful

Pick Your Poison: Inflation, Deflation, Stagflation

Inside Wall Street

Opinion

Meet Cisco, the Consumer Company

AOL's New Plan: Content, Content, Content

The Bernie Madoff of the Jazz Age

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Feedback

The Economy: A Little Clarity

IN YOUR FACE: BLOWING UP PEPSI

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Reader Robert Sawyer Writes:

"In the end, Pepsi will have spent a fortune and probably not moved the needle significantly."

Tell Us: Was Pepsi's North American Rebranding Unnecessary

 

The Welch Way

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The Economy: A Little Clarity

In today's climate of uncertainty, here's what we know—and what we don't

 

Featured Special Report

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?

Podcast: E-Health for All Americans

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Most Wired Hospitals

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Video: Electronic Medical Records

 

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