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—Matthew Goldstein, Investing Insights
After seven years of breakneck innovation has Apple reached a plateau?
—Arik Hesseldahl, Byte of the Apple
—Bruce Einhorn, Eye on Asia
Why have Google's executives been spending a lot of time lately pushing green energy?
—Rob Hof, The Tech Beat
—Olga Kharif, The Tech Beat
Small companies and entrepreneurs are getting squeezed as lenders become increasingly afraid to lend. How are businesses coping, and what's the impact on the overall economy?
Between high fuel costs, credit woes, and overall economic gloom, it's a lousy time to buy a car. Too bad, because some of the '09 models are great
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Plan to fund short-term business loans is the most dramatic step yet to break the credit logjam
Stocks of the automakers sink again as they face new questions about cash and credit
The latest whispers are that Apple will announce a notebook made from a solid brick of aluminum
This crisis started in the U.S., but investors have seen huge losses overseas. It may be too late, however, to repatriate assets
Some schools will work with a parent to find emergency loans and other ways to adjust as credit options and portfolios shrink
Lehman's Fuld spreads the blame, oil prices fall in the face of global crisis, and more business news from around the Web
S&P technical analyst Mark Arbeter believes the stocks are close in time to a major market bottom
It's simple: Alternative energy is where the venture capital is these days. Plus, the skill sets for researchers are similar
A series of government interventions are in the works as investors and politicians realize Europe is facing a banking crisis of its own
Inspired by the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse of 1940, green innovator Shawn Frayne plans to harness the power of wind to generate electricity
The government's $700 billion rescue plan inspires mixed feelings at best from U.S. small business owners. Some say the plan was rushed
Who won the debate? Neither VP candidate made any major nonverbal gaffe that could seriously damage their party's chances in November
Full-time MBAs 40 and older are rare. But for some, it's a valuable experience
Every single carmaker saw big shortfalls in September. Nissan, Ford, GM, Honda, and Toyota all posted double-digit declines
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Most physicians are hypocrites. They expect the respect owed to benevolent professionals when they're just glorified merchants. Pro or con?
"Green and hybrid are marketing terms to make people buy a car—a market trend, nothing more."
Tell Us: What's More Important —Luxury, or Affordable, Hybrid Cars?
Once again, ego-driven operators hungry for glory and power have taken the U.S. to the brink while a few true leaders built sound futures
Even with $700 billion at his disposal, the Treasury Secretary must target banks and toxic assets selectively to have maximum, immediate impact