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BusinessWeek Editor-in-Chief Stephen Adler talks with Norman Lear about his career in television and film, and as a political and social activist and philanthropist
Carlos Ghosn discusses Nissan's partnership with Chrysler, the outlook for the U.S. auto industry, and his commitment to making vehicles with zero emissions
George Abercrombie, head of Roche’s North American operations, says an avian flu pandemic still threatens the world, and discusses access to Roche’s drug Tamiflu, the main flu antidote
Delta Air Lines chief Richard Anderson and Northwest Airlines boss Doug Steenland explain why they think combining the carriers will result in a stronger company that benefits passengers
The Compaq Computer founder has donated $18 million to his alma mater to start a bioengineering center. Rosen and Scott Fraser, who will head the center, discuss the trends in biotech
Paul Kurtz, former national security officer, explains how the U.S. government and its defense contractors have been the victims of an unprecedented rash of similar cyber attacks over the last two yea
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