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National Security?
Softbank’s latest Sprint Nextel offer includes a seat on the board for Uncle Sam
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feed me seymour
Here’s what Ben Bernanke just did to rock the markets
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P&L
After bouts of drama, HP’s turnaround is taking hold
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Thanks for listening
The Steve Jobs emails that show how to win a hard-nosed negotiation
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Investors just gave Galaxy Securities $1 billion to make China’s bad debt problem worse
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high steaks
Why you won’t be eating an Argentinian steak anytime soon
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Shiny Things
Saks is improving as a retailer, but real estate is its crown jewel
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How about them Apples
If American corporations are people, why aren’t they taxed like people?
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Why Thomson Reuters doesn’t stand much chance of displacing Bloomberg’s chat service
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Hizzoner's Dishonor
If mayors matter more than ever, why are they acting like buffoons?
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Smart charging stations for electronic cars are extremely vulnerable to hacking
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The proposal
Sony considers Loeb’s spin-off proposal, but rebirth might require a miracle gadget
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Why the ATMs of the future will look a lot like an iPad with Skype
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P&L
Target joins the “blame-the-weather” club
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Emotional intelligence is a better predictor of success than IQ
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Patience is a virtue
If Japanese exports have gotten so cheap, why isn’t everyone buying them?
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Good Karma
China’s hunger for electric car technology may give Fisker a second chance
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Life imitates AMC
Breaking Bad, Taiwan-style: Rogue chemistry teacher cooks up illegal food additive
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rote
Students are the victims and culprits of India’s broken higher education system
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countries versus companies
Apple’s tax bill is a window into the global post-industrial economy, and all its problems
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Contact Sport
To locate the next Arab Spring revolution, look to the soccer stands
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Manning the trenches
China’s Internet battle lines are being formed as Alibaba goes shopping with Qihoo 360
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pandemic deferred
China’s bird flu has been conquered—at least for now
"If uncertainty [about climate impacts] could be reduced to zero, though, climate negotiations would be transformed from a classic “prisoner’s dilemma,” in which countries have a perverse incentive to do less than what is required in order to solve a shared problem, and into a coordination game, in which countries would work with one another to ensure they are making sufficient commitments to meet a collective goal."
