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BW MAGAZINE COVER STORY Roads To Riches Why investors are clamoring to take over America's highways, bridges, and airports—and why the public should be nervous Go to Story GLOBAL BUSINESS Testing What's Hot In The Cradle Of Cool Fashion houses are trying out new products on the teenyboppers of Tokyo Go to Story GLOBAL BUSINESS Remade In The USA Sony's comeback may ride on its Yankee know-how Go to Story ADVERTISEMENT
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DAILY BRIEFING AUTOS The Toyota Way to No. 1 Toyota's top U.S. executive on how it managed to become the world's No. 1 carmaker and why the company can keep on doing it Go to Story TOP NEWS David Halberstam's Last Speech The prize-winning author spoke on journalism and history two days before his death in a California car crash on Apr. 23. Here's what he said Go to Story INNOVATION Cracking The Catalyst Code In a new book, Richard Schmalensee and David Evans examine "catalyst" companies that profit by linking two distinct groups Go to Story INVESTING TECH KNOWLEDGE · From S&P The Software Trick: Find a Niche S&P favors Citrix Systems because of its focus on the growing mobile workforce; design vendors such as Autodesk benefit from hot growth in Asia Go to Story TOP NEWS Suddenly, Hedge Fund Fees Seem High After the average hedge fund failed to keep pace with the S&P 500 in 2006, big investors like CalPERS are starting to complain about fees Go to Story MARKET SNAPSHOT Dow Climbs Above 13,000 Strong earnings reports from Amazon.com and Boeing, plus a large gain in durable goods orders lift the major indexes Go to Story GLOBAL BUSINESS ASIA China Tops U.S. as Japan Trade Partner Though old differences remain, Japan is keen to continue its expansion by exporting to booming China, while Beijing wants more Japanese know-how Go to Story DEALS The Making of a Monolith ABN AMRO signals the euro zone's superpower status Go to Story TECHNOLOGY NEWS ANALYSIS Parting Shots at Apple's Jobs Former CFO Fred Anderson reached a settlement with the SEC over options backdating—but says the CEO deserves part of the blame Go to Story NEWS ANALYSIS Vonage: Away from the Edge, for Now The Web-calling service provider can seek subscribers until its appeal hearing on the patent infringement case brought against it by Verizon Go to Story TECHNOLOGY Rosum: Taking GPS Indoors A Silicon Valley startup is blazing new trails for Global Positioning System technology Go to Story SMALL BUSINESS SUCCESS STORIES Entrepreneurs Race for the Prize As Americans embrace running, marathons are becoming more complex—and more profitable. And that's spawning a new breed of startup Go to Story SUCCESS STORIES Simply Audiobooks Pumps Up the Volume In 2003, the audiobook rental company launched out of a Toronto basement. Today it's the most successful independent player in the market Go to Story B-SCHOOLS MBA JOURNAL Setting Off False Alarms While waiting for an interview to begin, this MBA accidentally pulled the fire alarm. He didn't get the internship, but he certainly made an impression Go to Story CAREERS MARSHALL & FRIENDS My Dinner with Bono Bono's journey from rock star to humanitarian exemplifies how important shifts in self-definition are to shifts in behavior 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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