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The Paperless Map Is the Killer App
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BW MAGAZINE WHAT'S NEXT The Paperless Map Is the Killer App Forget media downloads. Cell customers really want GPS and navigation features Go to Story IN DEPTH China Inc. Is Out on a Limb China's stocks are sky-high. And Chinese companies are huge investors. That means a serious market backslide will send balance sheets into free fall Go to Story NEWS Extra Innings in the Digital Game Digital rights looked like peanuts in 2000. Now some Major League Baseball owners want a bigger share Go to Story ADVERTISEMENT
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DAILY BRIEFING TOP NEWS As New Home Sales Stall, Deals Abound Despite strong October housing starts, desperate builders are sweetening deals on new homes in many of the biggest markets in the U.S. Go to Story TECHNOLOGY Kindle: E-books from Amazon Will a wireless connection and the depth of offerings from the online bookseller make this new electronic reader worth the $399 price? Go to Story SPECIAL REPORT Mapping the Crowd Software that maps who is working on common problems is shaving years off research—and honing corporate strategies Go to Story INVESTING INVESTING Story Stocks or Fairy Tales? Some companies' growth potential causes investors to go weak in the knees. Herewith, some signs of a hot prospect that's headed for an unhappy ending Go to Story TOP NEWS The Economy's $2 Trillion Worry The subprime spread continues: A Goldman Sachs report says the overall impact of mortgage losses on economic activity could be huge Go to Story TOP NEWS Finance Stocks to Buy Now Gene Marcial talks to investors who believe opportunities remain amid the wreckage at the Wall Street financial houses Go to Story GLOBAL BUSINESS EUROPE It's Miller Time for Grolsch SABMiller has offered $1.2 billion for the Dutch brewer. Can the mass-market beermaker reap the benefits of the well-known brew without damaging its reputation? Go to Story CHINA Facebook in China? Not So Fast There's much speculation that the social networking site will follow MySpace to the mainland, most likely through an acquisition, but Facebook denies the latest rumors Go to Story TECHNOLOGY NEWS ANALYSIS Mounting Peer-to-Peer Pressure for Comcast Comcast's traffic-filtering efforts are the subject of FCC complaints and a lawsuit. At issue: ISPs right to control the flow of data over their networks Go to Story NEWS ANALYSIS Google's Solo Wireless Bid The king of search will bid alone at January's auction of wireless airwaves, but it's likely to need a partner to develop a network Go to Story TECHNOLOGY HP: A Steady Ship in Troubled Waters Hewlett-Packard appears unscathed by a slowdown in tech spending: On Nov. 19 it reported solid growth and increased forecasts for next quarter Go to Story SMALL BUSINESS SALES & MARKETING A New Entertainment Destination for Latinos Mio.tv founders Manuel Garcia-Duran and Moses Frenck think the time is right for a bilingual Web-based entertainment network Go to Story INSIDE INNOVATION Why Startup Founders Drop Out Entrepreneurs who make lucrative buyout deals and try to stay on with their corporate overlords often find they miss their wild and woolly startup days Go to Story B-SCHOOLS BUSINESS COMPETITIONS Where Big Ideas Win Big Bucks Business plan competitions are raising their profiles with bigger cash prizes, and some even throw in office space and site hosting Go to Story MANAGING LIZ RYAN CAREER INSIGHT Bosses to Be Thankful For With Thanksgiving just ahead, what better time to reflect on our managers and the things they get right? 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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