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The BW tech team talks about the executive shakeup at Microsoft, Apple's earnings and outlook for profitability, and Yahoo's prospects after its earnings
Bordeaux is practically synonymous with the world's greatest red wines, but the region also produces some outstanding dry whites
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The software giant left some analysts wanting more detail on plans to turn around its limping online operations after failing to acquire Yahoo
The seven blasts in Bangalore don't seem to have been aimed at its tech infrastructure. But such an attack would shake global markets
Mike Gilliland, Wild Oats' founder, has big plans for his fast-growing Sunflower Farmers Market
It may be tempting to retain a broker for your next round of venture capital financing, but doing so might damage your chances
Lloyd's of London has one of the oldest names in insurance—and until CEO Richard Ward changed things, it had an equally old way of processing claims
More B-schools are setting up concentrations in investment management, arts administration, real estate, biosciences, and other fields
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Tell Us: Are You Making Amends for Overspending?
Wall Street wants your trash, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's bailout, Costco's pain, and more
The recent closing of 600 stores is just the beginning of the fall for this bloated coffee chain. Pro or con?
Many companies are realizing that they can play a crucial role in helping communities recover from natural catastrophes