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Are We Talking Ourselves Into Recession?
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COVER STORY
Inside Drugmakers' War on Fat A huge jackpot awaits the company that devises an effective fix for obesity
NEWS
Hedge Funds Frozen Shut To buy time and stave off losses, more funds are blocking withdrawals. Are they just postponing the inevitable?
IN DEPTH
Carbon Confusion To help shoppers make green choices, companies are slapping carbon labels on products. But even if the public can interpret the information, will it help reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
THE PRIMARY RACE
On the Web, Obama Is the Clear Winner He is miles ahead of Hillary Clinton when it comes to online organizing and fundraising. But does that translate into votes?
TECHNOLOGY
Clearwire and Sprint: Squeezed Together? Amid the credit crunch, their continued partnership may be essential for both to make their WiMax dreams come true
CHIPMAKERS
Intel's Thinning Memory Margins Lagging PC and consumer electronics sales due to the economic slowdown have put pressure on profits from Intel's NAND flash memory chips
BW CHICAGO
A Powerful New Tool for Patent Valuation The small, Chicago-based Patent Board offers clients a way to estimate the potential worth of an idea
SMART ANSWERS
Scanning for Scammers Before You Buy In Entrepreneurs take note: In its work for the government, Staffcentrix has developed techniques to ferret out fraudulent business opportunities
CHINA
Beijing to Keep Focus on Inflation China's premier confirms that controlling prices tops the government's plan to keep the economy growing and avoid unrest. But the task won't be easy
EUROPE
The World's Top Financial Centers A biannual British survey serves up no surprises. In spite of recent crises, New York and London are still on top of the heap
HEADHUNTERS CONFIDENTIAL
Culture Club The best executive for the job will have an impressive résumé, but should also possess the right skills to best maneuver the organization's culture
OPEN INNOVATION
Building Expertise Through Collective Innovation The Raymond open-innovation conference gathered design managers from companies such as Heineken and Lego to share best practices and improve the bottom line
INNOVATION
TED 2008: It's a Wrap As the visionaries and celebs leave the conference cocoon, it'll be interesting to see how these sometimes great notions fare in the real world
INVESTING
Election 2008: The Pocketbook Issues The next President could make big changes to the ways Americans invest and save for retirement
STOCKS IN THE NEWS
What's the Matter with Citi? Among the worries: mounting loan losses, dicey credit markets, and the possibility the company will have to scramble for more capital
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