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NEWS
The Bear Flu: How It Spread A novel financing scheme used by Bear Stearns' hedge funds became a template for subprime disaster
EMERGING MARKETS
A King of the Wild Frontier James Harmon's Caravel finds investment opportunities in the world's unlikeliest places
MEDIA CENTRIC
Those Hulking Media Failures Why so many conglomerates are splitting up and slimming down
HOMELAND SECURITY
Airport Fast-Pass Moves Slowly Clear, which lets screened travelers skip long security lines, epitomizes the pitfalls of developing technology for Homeland Security agencies
TEARDOWN
Inside iPod Touch The Touch will probably set the standard for iPod iterations to come, and our teardown reveals it's more than just an iPhone you can't make calls on
TECHNOLOGY
Validus: A New Power Player The startup has raised $10 million in venture funding to develop direct current as an alternative to AC for computer data centers
GETTING STARTED
Kitchen Incubators Get Food Businesses Cooking While shared kitchens are a steal for entrepreneurs starting food businesses, incubators are unwieldy, expensive projects that don't always survive
EUROPE
A French Twist in Silicon Valley With backing from high-profile investors, Loïc Le Meur is giving new meaning to the idea of "building a company online"
AUTOS
Honda Targets Toyota's Hybrid Dominance The carmaker's CEO wants to boost profits with a new, economical, 2009 hybrid—and with emerging market sales to offset weakness in Japan
THE BOARDROOM
Why I Took My Board to Costco Tom Falk, chairman and CEO of Kimberly-Clark, says visiting customers is a key part of getting senior management and directors aligned on strategy
INNOVATION
Innovation Predictions 2008 Get ready for … anything. As companies, governments—indeed, entire countries—confront an array of dilemmas, the only constant will be change
INNOVATION
Steppenwolf's Dramatic Arc Three decades ago it was a little off-Loop theater. Now it's a big company, facing some big challenges
INVESTING
Wall Street: Cutting Through the Confusion With uncertainty gripping the market, here's what investors need to know about earnings, the economy, credit, and the housing sector
PUBLIC POLICY
When Anti-Immigrant Is Anti-Business Republican Presidential candidates, facing intense pressure to talk tough on immigration, are losing some support from the business community
FINANCE
Probe of Insider Trading at Bear Stearns Federal investigators are examining whether some insiders pulled money out of Bear's troubled hedge funds, while others were blocked from doing so
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