
Ryu Spaeth
Ryu Spaeth is deputy editor at TheWeek.com. Follow him on Twitter.
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Are healthier drinks the key to Coca-Cola's future?
feature As the demand for sugary soda declines, the world's largest soft-drink maker may need to turn to water and juices
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Is Boeing's 787 Dreamliner in trouble?
feature The future of aircraft has run into some ominous problems
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Could the Dow really reach 36,000?
feature The stock market's surge is being greeted by at least one outlandish prediction
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Grounded: How Boeing's 787 Dreamliner is becoming a nightmare
feature Regulators around the world have ordered a halt to Dreamliner flights over safety concerns
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Why 2012 was a good year for the stock market
feature The Dow posted its fourth straight year of gains, Apple continued its tear, and more from the year in trading
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Have the Russians developed the smartphone of the future?
feature The YotaPhone is basically an iPhone with two faces: An LCD touchscreen on one side, and a black-and-white reader on the other
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Is Budweiser watering down its beer?
feature Two (serious) aficionados accuse the King of Beers of false advertising
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How Starbucks got drawn into the gun control debate
feature It's "Gun Owners Support Starbucks Day" in Virginia — whether the java giant likes it or not
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How Poland Spring squandered its Marco Rubio moment
feature One quick-thinking tweet could have capitalized on the slurp heard around the world
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Would the U.S. ever hire a foreigner to head the Federal Reserve?
The Explainer Britain has tapped a Canadian — and one of the financial world's brightest lights — to lead the Bank of England. Perhaps the U.S. should recruit from abroad, too
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More trouble for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner: Is the aircraft safe?
feature Japan's two largest airlines grounded their Dreamliner fleets after one of the planes was forced to make an emergency landing
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How Japan's 'flammable ice' breakthrough could revolutionize the energy industry
feature The country may have found the successor to fracking
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Avis buys Zipcar: A match made in heaven?
feature The deal has plenty of upsides, though some analysts warn it's the beginning of the end for Zipcar
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Should Microsoft buy a stake in Dell?
feature A deal could be a hardware-software match made in heaven
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What's behind the Dow's record high? 4 theories
feature The benchmark index's exceptional run stands in stark contrast to the average American's mediocre economic reality
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Walmart's groundbreaking plan to hire 100,000 veterans
feature "There is a seriousness and sense of purpose that the military instills, and we need it today more than ever"
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Has Bank of America finally turned the corner on the housing crisis?
feature The mega-bank shells out billions of dollars to free itself from mortgage-related suits
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What the American Airlines-US Airways merger means for customers
feature Higher prices, teething problems, and a new frequent-flyer program
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The government's plan to get out of General Motors: Too soon?
The Explainer A new plan to sell GM shares will likely cost taxpayers billions of dollars
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Today in business: 5 things you need to know
feature The U.S. trade deficit falls, Boeing's Dreamliner problems worsen, and more in our roundup of the business stories that are making news and driving opinion
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How the high corporate tax rate pushes U.S. companies to stash their cash overseas
The Explainer General Electric, Whirlpool, and other mega-companies are sitting on gigantic piles of money. And they're storing those piles in other countries
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Timothy Geithner's new book: Twitter's funniest title suggestions
feature From Crime and No Punishment to The Stock Market Corrections
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Toyota's $1 billion settlement: Has the automaker buried its recall problems?
feature The Japanese company is seeking to restore its reputation for quality and safety
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Twinkies and Pabst Blue Ribbon are a match made in heaven
feature PBR's owner, which just bought the signature Hostess brand, has proven it can resurrect old products with smart rebranding campaigns
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