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Coca Cola's Last Unquenched Market

With sales flat in developed countries, Coke looks for fizz in the chaos of Africa

The Debate Room

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Let's Click Off PowerPoint

Yes, PowerPoint serves as a competent visual aid to convey your meaning at meetings, but it's tedious for speakers and boring for audiences. Pro or con?

 

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Africa: Coke's Last Frontier

Sales are flat in developed countries. For Coke to keep growing, Africa is it

NASA: Lost in Space

After 30 years, the Shuttle program will end. How do you outsource the astronaut business?

Reefer Sadness for Pot Farmers

In Northern California's Humboldt County, small marijuana growers find the legalization of their business could be the worst thing that ever happened to them

Opening Remarks

How Geithner Is Channeling Keynes on Trade

News - Global Economics

A Head Count to Reveal China's Secrets

A Samurai Reformer Inspires a Nation Adrift

State-Owned Shares Up for Grabs

After the Midterm Elections, an Indian Road Trip

Potholed Roads, Rusting Bridges, Leaking Dams (.pdf)

Emerging Markets: Bubble or Growth Leader?

It's Getting Easier to Get a Loan

Tom Keene Talks to Alan Blinder

Charlie Rose Talks to Jacob Hacker, Arianna Huffington, Steven Pearlstein, and Kenneth Rogoff

News - Companies & Industries

How Fusty TBS Is Selling Conan O'Brien

In Ikea's China Stores, Loitering Is Encouraged

Big Retail Chains Market Groceries to Inner Cities

A Half-Court Shot for Under Armour

Misfires Aplenty at Cerberus' Gun Unit

Briefs

News - Politics & Policy

Rob Portman's Business Ties Don't Bother Ohio

Living Nicely Off the Crumbs of TARP

A Test of U.S. Trade Clout with China

A New Agency Will Go After Oil Royalties

Slide Show: What's on the Ballot?

News - Technology

A Former No-Name from Taiwan Builds a Global Brand

Why U.S. Credit Cards May Not Work Abroad

Nintendo Goes for the Hard Core with Its 3DS

To Catch a Car Thief...Up to 3,600 a Minute, Actually (.pdf)

A Parting Shot from Microsoft's Ray Ozzie

For MySpace, a Fresh Coat of Paint

Kati London: Creating Online Games That Educate and Instruct

News - Markets & Finance

Stocks and Bonds Are Bullish on the Economy

Five Picks from Buffett's New Manager (.pdf)

Teaching Lawyers How to Fight Foreclosures

After Harvard, Money Manager Jack Meyer Is Still Hot

Banks Face a Decade of Slow Revenue Growth

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Office Bullies: The Big Business of Battling Them

What's Next in Superfoods

The New Crop of Windows Smartphones

A 401(k) Funds Popularity Contest

The Rebranding of Madison's Halloween Mayhem

Glenn Beck's 'Mad as Hell' Marketing Strategy

A Hard Choice for SiriusXM's Mel Karmazin

Corrections & Clarifications

Corrections & Clarifications

In Your Face

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Rural Outsourcers Need to Partner with Educators

Reader Mike Barrett writes: "Rural sourcing can only work long term with deep and meaningful partnerships in the higher education community."

Read the story: 'Rural Outsourcers' Vie for Offshoring Dollars

 

Charlie Rose Talks To...

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Jacob Hacker, Arianna Huffington, Steven Pearlstein, and Kenneth Rogoff

A roundtable on income inequality and its impact on the American middle class—and the elections