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BW MAGAZINE COVER STORY Mittal & Son An inside look at the dynasty that dominates steel Go to Story MEDIA CENTRIC Running Tribune—On Empty The buyout by Chicago real estate mogul Sam Zell of a hugely indebted old media company raises more questions than it answers Go to Story TECHNOLOGY & YOU Waiting For Windows Micro FlipStart's micro-PC is the best yet, but it's tough on the eyes Go to Story ADVERTISEMENT
Pundits warn of volatile, no growth markets in '07. The surprise may be a more optimistic perspective, also showing proper risk management. Weighing factors like sideline cash and housing equilibrium, the complimentary Insights 2007 report by Mike Williams of BeamReach Trust makes the bullish case. DAILY BRIEFING AUTOS Ford, Funkmaster Flex Co-Pimp a Ride The automaker, looking to cash in further on the rich customizing market, worked with hip hop's car-crazed star to craft a specialty Explorer Go to Story NEWS Game 3.0 is Nothing New Sony's claiming to put the creator's tools in the hands of the users. But this has been done since the earliest days of gaming. What's really new here? Go to Story NEWS & FEATURES Promising the Earth In 2000, BP's ads began to promise to go "beyond petroleum." Now Shell is claiming to use its CO2 emissions to grow flowers. But is it all a lot of hot air? Go to Story INVESTING FIVE FOR THE MONEY Summer Travel: Make the Time Investment Crowded skies, tighter security, and local quirks make advance research, planning, and booking more essential than ever Go to Story STOCKS IN THE NEWS Circuit City Swings to Loss Lower price tags for flat panel TVs and computer hardware hurt sales and earnings for Circuit City, while Best Buy's earnings grew Go to Story STOCKS IN THE NEWS A Happier Tune for Napster Investors bid the shares higher Tuesday after the online music service's quarterly revenue forecast beat Wall Street expectations Go to Story GLOBAL BUSINESS ASIA Nintendo's Handheld Keeps on Rockin' Its DS portable game player sales are so explosive that Nintendo is on track to nearly double revenues in its just-ended fiscal year Go to Story TOP NEWS Private Equity vs. China How the Commerce Dept. crackdown on Chinese paper exports will help Cerberus Capital and friends Go to Story TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY Look What's Cooking in Mozilla's Lab It's experimenting with ways to incorporate popular features, like social networking applications, into the Firefox browser Go to Story NEWS ANALYSIS Introducing the Future of Mobile TV As Korean companies bring new technologies to the U.S., broadcasters are investigating simpler, cheaper ways to put shows on portable devices Go to Story NEWS ANALYSIS Google's Revolution May Not Be Televised The search giant has teamed up with EchoStar to change the culture of TV advertising. But it's unlikely to have the impact it has had online Go to Story SMALL BUSINESS SMALL BIZ A Growing Appetite for Healthy Pet Food As pet owners react with alarm to the nationwide pet-food scare, small producers of premium brands are rushing to meet new demand Go to Story THE MAKING OF... Sammy Hagar's Tequila Dreams The former lead singer for Van Halen opened a bar in a tiny town in Mexico as a lark. Today, his Cabo Wabo Enterprises is a booming business Go to Story B-SCHOOLS B-SCHOOL NEWS Mission: Social Responsibility A U.N. initiative to promote business ethics is readying a set of principles. It could change the way B-schools operate Go to Story CAREERS MARSHALL & FRIENDS The Quality Prophet Author and consultant Subir Chowdhury shares insights about quality living—both in business and at home Go to Story SEARCHSearch our Entire Site For all free content, including Daily Briefing, BW e.biz, Small Business, and the Best B-Schools. You'll find our search function in the light-blue bar at the top of nearly every screen on the site Go to Search | | 
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