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Issue of the week: The Darwinian struggle in the skies
feature Panic has gripped the global airline business, with the world
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Issue of the week: Starbucks’ expansion hits the wall
feature Starbucks will close 600 company-owned outlets and lay off 12,000 employees by March 2009, but will this be enough to improve the company's profits and prevent the stock price from falling further? And is Howard Schultz really the right CEO for t
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Issue of the week: Microsoft gives up chasing Yahoo
feature Yahoo's CEO, Jerry Wang, rejected Microsoft's new offer in favor of a deal with Google.
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Issue of the week: A crackdown on corporate crime
feature During the past week, the Feds have arrested hedge fund managers, bankers, lawyers, real estate brokers, and other alleged perpetrators of financial fraud.
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Issue of the week: Will the U.S. lead the world into a recession?
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Best columns: Business
feature Those spoiled brats of Wall Street; Pomegranates: The truth behind the craze
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Issue of the week: Microsoft bids a bundle for Yahoo
feature Oh, how the mighty have fallen,
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Best columns: Business
feature The view from on high is not always clear; How Big Pharma outsmarted itself
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Issue of the week: A turbulent time for airlines
feature The airline industry
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Issue of the week: The return of regulation
feature Josef Ackermann, CEO of Deutsche Bank, neatly summed up the sea change that has swept through the financial world, said Michael Skapinker in the Financial Times.
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Issue of the week: The candidates tackle the housing crisis
feature As the housing crisis worsens, said Maeve Reston in the Los Angeles Times, the presidential candidates have forcefully jumped into the fray. Last week, Republican John McCain and Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama all gave major economic-policy ad
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Issue of the week: Profit reports stoke new recession fears
feature Corporate bellwether General Electric delivered an earnings shocker last week, said Kathryn Kranhold and Mark Gongloff in The Wall Street Journal, sparking worries of a deeper-than-expected economic slump and sending stock indexes into free-fall. GE earne
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DAVID FRUM: Palin's Working Class Appeal
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Issue of the week: Golden handshakes for tarnished CEOs
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