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When Fewer Jobs Losses Aren't Enough
When jobs turn up, perhaps by yearend, gains will be slow, because businesses are hesitant to hire amid subdued demand, and they are keen to keep costs down and productivity up
The Debate Room
Annual Performance Reviews Underperform
The types of formal yearly performance reviews employers impose on their workers are counterproductive and morale-sapping. Pro or con?
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Top Stories
Glock's Secret Path to Profits
It's the largest supplier of handguns to law enforcement in the U.S. But behind its success lies a troubling tale of business intrigue
Can the Future Be Built in America?
The manufacturing exodus from the U.S. is accelerating, but smarter tax policies, low-cost loans, and industrial zones may help keep factories at home
Oracle Has Customers Over a Barrel
As CEO Ellison tries to extend the company's reach into hardware, more corporate clients fret about its high prices and tough tactics
The Business Week
Executive Summary
Business Outlook: Fewer Layoffs Won't Mean More Jobs
Slide Show: Another Year of Pain Ahead for Most U.S. States
BlackRock's Larry Fink Sizes Up the Market
BTW
New Business
No Big Fix for Global Finance
Dodging Credit-Card Reform
Obama's Woes Are Emboldening Lobbyists
Cerberus Is Now Hunting Smaller Prey
The Other Loser in Japan's Election
What's Next
Will Social-Network Smartphones Boost Motorola?
Free Trade in the Slow Lane
Lower Your Taxes: Move to Switzerland
Six Sigma Makes a Comeback
Disney's Marvel Deal and the Pursuit of Boys
Browse Issues
IN YOUR FACE: MICROSOFT KEEPS PRICES DOWN, COMPETITION UP
Reader Dave Purscell Writes:
"What has Microsoft given us? Affordable computing. Whether you love them or hate them, competition is a wonderful thing."
Read the Story: Microsoft Research Keeps Dreaming Big
Tech & You
Microsoft Steps Up Its War On Hackers
By offering free antivirus software, the software leader tries preempting cyberattacks
Featured Special Report
Techland's Tentative Job Recovery
Hiring at small, venture-funded tech firms is on the rise, raising hopes for an industrywide turnaround by 2010
