U.S. Treasury Secretary and other market experts comment on the potential economic implications of Japan's earthquake, ensuing tsunami and nuclear disaster for Japan and the world
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A look at how the disasters will affect the crippled Asian nation—and the world
Those companies and others say they'll bring home billions in earnings—but only if they get a big tax break
Inside Andrew Mason's plan to remake Groupon, fend off copycats, and change your spending habits forever
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The Duke Energy CEO on how Japan's nuclear crisis will affect the energy industry—and why a lack of new American plants threatens the country's future
Using aqueducts to generate electricity; selling power by the watt; battery-powered trucks; and Washington's top wind energy lobbyist