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Newsmakers  Subway's $5 FootlongSubway has turned its foot-long sandwich into a top seller. Find out how the $5 footlong was developed and how much money it brings the chain 11/04/2009 The Curse of the MogulTom Lowry sits down with investment banker Jonathan Knee to talk about what's wrong with the media business 11/03/2009 TV Advertising's Latest ChangesAdvertisers are teaming up with TV programmers to create content promoting both a product and a TV show. They hope the spots will help them combat ad-skipping on digital video recorders 10/29/2009 Factory Capacity IssuesBusinessWeek Economics Editor Peter Coy discusses concerns about shortages of certain factory products, like cars, and possible inflation. 10/21/2009 Most Recent  The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009Unemployment jumps above 10%, Warren Buffett buys a railroad, and more in Part 1 of our weekly business news video 11/06/2009 The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009Jobless claims and consumer sentiment are two of the economic reports of note due out in the coming week. Here's what to watch for in each. 11/06/2009 The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009While President Barack Obama insists his health-care plan won't raise taxes on the middle class, taxpayers may pay in other ways. Find out how in Part 2 of our weekly business news show 11/06/2009 The Economic Week AheadJobless claims and consumer sentiment are two of the economic reports of note due out in the coming week. Here's what to watch for in each. 11/06/2009Investing The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009While President Barack Obama insists his health-care plan won't raise taxes on the middle class, taxpayers may pay in other ways. Find out how in Part 2 of our weekly business news show 11/06/2009The Economic Week AheadJobless claims and consumer sentiment are two of the economic reports of note due out in the coming week. Here's what to watch for in each. 11/06/2009 Jobless Rate Hits 10.2%While nonfarm payroll unemployment figures rose in October close to their post World War II peak of 10.4%, there was a big gain in temporary jobs, a leading indicator of permanent jobs 11/06/2009 Investing in SpainHere's the outlook for Spanish stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange or the Nasdaq. 11/05/2009Technology  Droid: Taking on the iPhoneThe Motorola Droid is not an iPhone killer, but it's a smartphone that can stand up to the Apple's device on its own terms. 10/30/2009 Verizon's Droid PhoneBusinessWeek's Spencer Ante on Verizon Wireless' new touchscreen device--the Droid phone, which runs on Google's Android system--and the wireless carrier's strategy. 10/28/2009 Touch Screens Arrive on PCsMicrosoft's support for a wide range of iPhone-like touch gestures in its Windows 7 operating system gives software developers freedom to focus on the creative aspects of touch rather than the mechanics. That should help touch move into the mainstream 10/27/2009 The Surging App EconomyBusinessWeek's Doug McMillan says that goofy games get most of the hype and make a lot of money-but there's much more to this surging software market 10/22/2009The Business Week The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009Unemployment jumps above 10%, Warren Buffett buys a railroad, and more in Part 1 of our weekly business news video 11/06/2009The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009While President Barack Obama insists his health-care plan won't raise taxes on the middle class, taxpayers may pay in other ways. Find out how in Part 2 of our weekly business news show 11/06/2009The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009Jobless claims and consumer sentiment are two of the economic reports of note due out in the coming week. Here's what to watch for in each. 11/06/2009 The Business Week, Oct. 30, 2009GDP turns positive in the third quarter, newspapers suffer further sales declines, and more in part one of our weekly video show. 10/30/2009Executives  Interview with Maria BartiromoCNBC's Maria Bartiromo is interviewed by BusinessWeek Editor-in-Chief Stephen J. Adler for the Captains of Industry series at New York's 92nd Street Y 10/05/2009 Citigroup CEO Vikram PanditCitigroup CEO Vikram Pandit discusses his struggling firm's outlook and the financial crisis with BusinessWeek Editor-in-Chief Stephen Adler. Recorded Sept. 17, 2009. 09/18/2009 Five questions for Brightcove CEOJeremy Allaire is the chairman and CEO of Brightcove, an online video platform. He answers reader questions about mobile video, YouTube, and more 08/14/2009 Executives on the EconomyLeading corporate executives discuss whether they are optimistic about the future and whether they see signs of improvement in their businesses. 08/11/2009S&P Market Views  The Best Six Months Lie AheadNov. 6 - At this week’s Investment Policy Committee meeting, we discussed the end of the “Sell in May” period and the start of the typically best six months of the year. 11/05/2009 The Fed Didn’t DisappointNov. 5 - S&P's Senior Economist Beth Ann Bovino notes that the ADP private payrolls report was a bit weaker than expectations, increasing risks of another dreary employment report on Friday. 11/05/2009 Global Project FinanceNov. 3 - Despite its importance to overall infrastructure development, project finance has suffered as many countries, states, counties, and institutions have cut or postponed spending. 11/05/2009 Mexico's BudgetOct. 27 - Standard & Poor's Chief Economist for Latin America Lisa Schineller provides an in-depth look at Mexico's current budget process and how the outcome could affect our local and foreign currency ratings on the sovereign. 11/05/2009Innovation  Five Questions for Dr. OrnishDr. Dean Ornish, founder of the Preventive Medicine Research Institute, answers questions from BusinessWeek readers on such topics as the effect of obesity on American competitiveness 10/27/2009 Five Questions for Craig NewmarkCraig Newmark from Craigslist takes the "Five Questions For" hot seat to answer reader questions on topics from user interface design to his latest philanthropic forays in the Middle East 10/19/2009 Five Questions for Mozilla's CEOJohn Lilly is CEO of Mozilla, the movement behind the Firefox Web browser. He spoke with BusinessWeek.com's Tom Giles about Google, mobile browsing and crowdsourcing 10/07/2009 Five Questions for Paco UnderhillRetail consultant Paco Underhill answers readers' questions and talks about the shift in consumer habits with Senior Editor Diane Brady 10/05/2009B-Schools  Job Help for the Part-Time MBAPamela Mittman, assistant dean of career services at NYU-Stern, discusses MBA career services as it relates to part-time students. 10/19/2009 Mini-MBA Programs Grow in PopularityDavid Buckner talks about a course he developed called "The Bottom-Line Mini MBA," which gives an overview of business concepts . These types of programs have seen a spike in interest 08/14/2009 A Korean B-School Goes GlobalJang Hasung, dean of Korea University's business school, talks about competing with U.S. and European rivals 05/05/2009 A new approach to summer internshipsGeorge Daly, dean of the McDonough School of Business, talks about how his school is being proactive in creating internship opportunities for first-year students as recruiting slumps 04/22/2009Asia  BYD Auto's Ambitious GoalsBYD Auto's Henry Z. Li talks about how Chinese government policy is boosting the electric car industry, BYD's plans for the China market, and selling abroad 10/26/2009 Spanish Bank's Man in AsiaBBVA is Spain's biggest bank after Santander and currently Europe's largest in Asia after HSBC. Thanks to their strong position at home, Spanish banks seek growth opportunities in Asia. Produced by Manuel Baigorri 09/22/2009 Kaiser Kuo on Internet PolarizationKaiser Kuo, speaking at the CLSA Forum in Shanghai, explains why the Internet is deepening the chasm between the U.S. and China. 09/17/2009 Morgan's Roach on World EconomyMorgan Stanley's Stephen Roach, a perennial bear, explains why the world economy is still vulnerable and why China must change its growth model 09/14/2009Europe Verizon's Droid PhoneBusinessWeek's Spencer Ante on Verizon Wireless' new touchscreen device--the Droid phone, which runs on Google's Android system--and the wireless carrier's strategy. 10/28/2009 Jena's Surprising AppealFormer East German city Jena has become a high-tech center since the fall of the Berlin Wall and has fared better than other German towns during this recession 10/16/2009 Five Questions for Richard BransonVirgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson discusses the importance of sustainable investment along with his failure to beat Coke at its own game. Does he regret trying? No chance. 06/24/2009SmallBiz  Interview with Yodle's Young FounderAt 22, Nathaniel Stevens created Yodle to simplify online advertising for local businesses. He tells how he raised $25 million in venture capital and built a lead-generation dynamo 10/05/2009 Create Presentations Like Steve JobsCommunications coach Carmine Gallo discusses his new book, "The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs", describing how to use Jobs' legendary keynote strategies in your own presentations. 09/21/2009 The Turnaround AceGeorge Cloutier, founder of American Management Services and author of "Profits Aren't Everything, They're the Only Thing" offers contrarian advice to small business owners 09/17/2009 Cash In On Your PassionWine guru Gary Vaynerchuk talks about his new book, "Crush It!", and how you can combine passion, hard work, and Internet savvy to making a living doing what you love. 09/17/2009Managing  Stopping Office GossipThe Handel Group's Beth Weissenberger talks about the results achieved by one team after tackling head-on the issue of workplace gossip 11/06/2009 The Dangers of Office GossipWorkplace gossip isn't a harmless pastime. It creates silos and toxic relationships among people who need to trust each other, says executive coach Beth Weissenberger of the Handel Group 11/06/2009 Hickory Farms: Back to the PastReconnecting with customers, cost-cutting, a commitment to sustainability, and playing up the company's traditions have all been part of Hickory Farms' turnaround strategy 11/02/2009 What's Next for Hickory Farms?Hickory Farms CEO Mark Rodriguez talks about what's next for the company after cutting costs, reducing suppliers, and going green with packaging 11/02/2009Book Views  Economics with a TwistSteven D. Levitt, co-author of SuperFreakonomics, talks about his new book's offbeat world 10/06/2009 Advice for New ManagersManagers need to let go of what they're comfortable doing, delegate, and do more of the things they aren't accustomed to---even if it feels unnatural at first, advises Michael Watkins 09/22/2009 Lessons from No Impact ManFor one year, author Colin Beavan and BusinessWeek's Michelle Conlin tried to live with no impact on the environment. They talk about how business can adapt to consumers' green instincts 08/31/2009 The Real Mother of InventionThe author of Borrowing Brilliance discusses today's heightened need for innovative thinking and his six-step method for cherry-picking existing ideas and melding them into new ones 08/26/2009Tech 101  CellFusion Hooks Up Your PhonesArik Hesseldahl demonstrates GE's new CellFusion, a cordless phone that uses Bluetooth technology to integrate with almost any cell phone 02/05/2008 A Wireless Phone Made SimpleFrustrated with cell phones brimming over with features you can't figure out and will never use? The easy-to-operate Jitterbug might be for you because it does one thing: Makes phone calls 01/28/2008 Facebook for Your PhoneBusinessWeek's Arik Hesseldahl demonstrates the Facebook application for BlackBerry and talks about Facebook options for other mobile phones, including Apple's iPhone 01/23/2008B-School Questions  Why is Leadership Important?Tuck professor Pino Audia says it's paramount in MBA curriculums to teach students how to lead. 09/28/2009 Why Tuck?Tuck Dean Paul Danos explains why a prospective MBA student should consider applying to Dartmouth 09/28/2009 What Is the Case Method?Tuck Dean Paul Danos explains the case method and why it is so popular in MBA curricula 09/28/2009 Small MBA vs. Large MBATuck Dean Paul Danos explains the benefits of a small MBA program vs. a larger program 09/28/2009Lifestyle  EBay's Tech MakeoverOnce a Web pioneer, eBay has fallen behind in online innovation. Under new Chief Technology Officer Mark Carges, the auction site has plans to make technology a priority again. 06/10/2009 Five Questions for John SchnatterPapa John's John Schnatter discusses his pizza delivery business, including how to differentiate in a crowded market, how to handle the down times, and why he's cautiously optimistic 06/17/2009 Porsche's PanameraThe Panamera sedan, which will be in showrooms next year, is meant to expand Porsche sales beyond sports cars. 08/19/2009 Chevrolet and the new GMBusinessWeek's David Kiley on the importance of the Chevrolet brand to GM as the automaker strives to exit bankruptcy a leaner, more effective company. 07/08/2009News The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009Unemployment jumps above 10%, Warren Buffett buys a railroad, and more in Part 1 of our weekly business news video 11/06/2009The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009While President Barack Obama insists his health-care plan won't raise taxes on the middle class, taxpayers may pay in other ways. Find out how in Part 2 of our weekly business news show 11/06/2009The Business Week, Nov. 6, 2009Jobless claims and consumer sentiment are two of the economic reports of note due out in the coming week. Here's what to watch for in each. 11/06/2009Jobless Rate Hits 10.2%While nonfarm payroll unemployment figures rose in October close to their post World War II peak of 10.4%, there was a big gain in temporary jobs, a leading indicator of permanent jobs 11/06/2009Market Reports  Markets Unfazed by Aid PkgDecember 19, 2008, 4:15 PM ET – GM, Chrysler, Ford get life vest 12/19/2008Market Reports - TwoClip More from Market Reports - TwoClip >FR_test_invisible More from FR_test_invisible > | |
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