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The Mindset of an AIG executive
Business Week - by Diane Brady - Mar. 25, 2009 (News Analysis)
(Blog Post) A few things struck me in the “resignation letter” of Jake DeSantis, an executive vice president of the American International Group’s financial products unit. (People ...
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Wall Street's Economic Crimes Against Humanity
TruthOut, Business Week - by Shoshana Zuboff - Mar. 22, 2009 (Opinion)
The economic crisis is not the Holocaust but, I would argue, it derives from a business model that routinely produced a similar kind of remoteness and thoughtlessness, ...
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Behind the Incredibly Shrinking Media
Business Week - by Paul Armstrong - Mar. 11, 2009 (Comment)
What changed? What went wrong? Nothing. The audience's attention capacity has not shrunk, but the demands on it did — exponentially.... This "new world" brought us massive ...
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High Hurdles for Obama's Green Stimulus
Business Week - by John Carey - Dec. 31, 2008 (Special Report)
The scent of fast money in Washington has all manner of corporate interests scrambling to show they can create jobs, especially green ones.
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Online Journalism: Donations Accepted
Business Week - by Douglas MacMillan - Dec. 25, 2008 (Special Report)
A growing number of entrepreneurs and journalism advocates around the country are experimenting with a new type of business model for news: community-funded online journalism.
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Zell's Tribune: The Canary in a Scary Mine
Business Week - by Jon Fine - Dec. 10, 2008 (News Analysis)
For the foreseeable future, Tribune will remain intact (apart from selling the Cubs baseball franchise). Perversely enough, it helps that there's apparently no one willing to ...
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Why America Needs an Economic Strategy
Business Week - by Michael E. Porter - Nov. 2, 2008 (Special Report)
The stark truth is that the U.S. has no long-term economic strategy—no coherent set of policies to ensure competitiveness over the long haul. Strategy embodies clear ...
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The Dirty Truth About Clean Coal
Business Week - by Ben Elgin - Jun. 26, 2008 (Special Report)
Get ready for the selling of "clean coal." A $40 million industry-sponsored marketing and lobbying campaign has launched, with one national television spot featuring a farmer, ...
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McCain Doubling Down On Military Service
Business Week - by David Kiley - Jun. 6, 2008 (Opinion)
John McCain has begun to respond to Democratic attacks that he a candidate more about war than peace. This new ad, titled: "Safe," includes biography about the McCain ...
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Google's Orkut: A World of Ambition
Business Week - by Olga Kharif - May. 18, 2008 (News Report)
Seizing on Orkut's momentum in Asia and Latin America, Google moves to revamp its social networking site and take aim at Facebook and MySpace
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IBM Aims for a Battery Breakthrough
Business Week - by Steve Hamm - Jun. 23, 2009 (Special Report)
On June 23, IBM announced a multiyear effort to increase the performance of rechargeable batteries by a factor of 10. The aim is to design batteries that will make it possible ...
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Sotomayor on Discrimination, Class-Action and Securities Litigation
Business Week - by Theo Francis - May. 26, 2009 (News Analysis)
Since David Souter said he’d leave the Supreme Court, we’ve made the case that business law doesn’t follow the usual right-left split, and that President Obama’s ...
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Unemployment Up in 44 States
Business Week - by Moira Herbst - May. 22, 2009 (News Report)
Forty-four states lost jobs in April as the recession continued to hit hard, the Labor Dept. reported on May 22. Michigan's April jobless rate was the highest in the ...
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Is the G-20's War on Tax Havens a Sham? - BusinessWeek
Business Week - by Alexander Neubacher - Apr. 14, 2009 (News Analysis)
All a country had to do in order to be removed from the list and accepted into the circle of the supposedly purified was to provide the OECD with the solemn assurance that it ...
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Greenpeace: Forests don't belong in carbon market - BusinessWeek
Business Week - by Vanessa Gera - Mar. 30, 2009 (News Report)
Environmental group Greenpeace on Monday criticized plans by some countries to tackle global warming by letting polluting industries in wealthy nations offset carbon emissions ...
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Twitter Has Potential Buyers Atwitter
Business Week - by Heather Green, Robert D. Hof - Mar. 4, 2009 (News Report)
The microblogging service Twitter has caught on with everyone from celeb Ashton Kutcher to CEOs. Yet for all the buzz, Twitter has always seemed more novelty than business. ...
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Carbon: Europe's Lessons for the U.S.
Business Week - by Mark Scott - Feb. 19, 2009 (Special Report)
Widespread government subsidies, for instance, made countries such as Denmark, Germany, and Spain into global leaders in renewable energy. But now, lower subsidies and a lack ...
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Profile of a Social Entrepreneur
Business Week - by Marshall Goldsmith - Dec. 25, 2008 (Interview)
My friend Pamela Hawley is a global social entrepreneur, devoted to creating Web-based marketplaces that make a social impact. A practitioner of social entrepreneurship, ...
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Russia: Putin vows to protect Russia's economy
Los Angeles Times, Business Week, Economist - by By Megan K. Stack - Nov. 22, 2008 (News Report)
The crisis goes straight to Putin's Achilles' heel, raising the long-muttered question of whether it was keen policy or simply record-breaking oil prices that allowed him to ...
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Russia's Economy: How Bad Will It Get? - BusinessWeek
Business Week, Economist, Los Angeles Times - by Jason Bush - Nov. 19, 2008 (News Report)
"Today it is clear that the crisis is spreading, unfortunately from the financial sector into the sectors of the real economy," Russian President Dmitry Medvedev admitted on ...
Overview
| Media | Magazine |
| Audience | Very large audience (1M or more) (English) |
| Scope | International |
| Political Viewpoint | Not Applicable |
| Owners | McGRAW-HILL | Managers: Stephen J. Adler |
| Story Formats | News Report (27), Special Report (26), News Analysis (9), Opinion (6), (4), Comment (1), Interview (1) |
| Story Authors | Jon Fine (6), Moira Herbst (5), Michael Mandel (4), Catherine Holahan (3), Douglas Macmillan (2), Pete Engardio (2), Bruce Einhorn (2), Mark Scott (2), Frederik Balfour (2), Theo Francis (2), Paul Armstrong (1), Joseph Weber With Demand For Commercial Jets Losing Altitude (1), Olga Kharif (1), Geri Smith (1), Keith Epstein (1)... |
| Story Topics | U.S. Economy (17), Oil and Gas (10), Internet (9), Global Economy (9), New Media (7), Energy (7), Finance (6), Media and Politics (3), China (3), Social Change (3), Health Care (3), Mainstream Media (3), Journalism (3), Citizen Journalism (3), Immigration (2)... |
Research
| Location | New York, NY, US |
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Editorial
| Edited By | Kaizar Campwala |
| Last Edit | Nov 8, 2006 - 4:09 PM PST |
