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High Oil Prices: Hype's Impact
In reply to BusinessWeek Economics Editor Peter Coy, Ed Wallace clarifies why the oil futures market is not working properly
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A Silicon Valley vet argues that the U.S. needs a national strategy to regain its lead in crucial industries
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Small Cars: A Bright Spot for Automakers
Sales of small cars have surged as gas has risen. That's good news for carmakers, but there's a problem: They don't have enough of them
The Châteauneuf du Pape Beauties of Domaine de la Janasse
Winemaker Christophe Sabon turns out both sumptuous Châteauneuf du Pape and value-priced Côtes du Rhônes from his Provençal vineyard
Welcome to Working Lunch!
Businessweek Senior Writer Michael Orey’s new blog on the joys and challenges of finding something decent to eat at lunch
Honda Goes Whole Hog for Hybrids
To make up for lost time, the carmaker plans to sell 500,000 a year by early next decade
Disease Prevention Programs Worth the Investment
Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims
Luxury Leaders: Gucci's Robert Polet
Gucci's outlook and new flagship store
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Which Auto Brands Should Go?
There Is No Gas Shortage
Are You Overpaying for Where You Live?
Autos
Can the Auto Industry Still Sell All Its Cars?
Russian Auto Market Now Europe's Largest
Japan's New Green Car Push
Can Global Automakers Learn From Their Mistakes?
Weekend Cars Face an Uncertain Future
Real Estate
The Unraveling of the Suburban Fringe
In Silicon Valley, Real Estate Remains Strong
The Next Victim of the Real Estate Crisis
The Housing Abyss
Travel
The Real Action Is in Private Jets
Britain's Other Great Golfing Destination
Top Art Exhibitions for Summer 2008
No Decline for Business Hotels in 2008
Your Corporate Card Is Watching You
What’s Your Problem?
IN YOUR FACE: WAL-MART GETS A FACELIFT
Reader Bryan Writes:
"I really question the benefits of Wal-Mart's substantial investment if it is not accompanied by more substantial and profound changes in the brand's offering to its consumers."
Tell Us: What Do You Think of Wal-Mart's New Logo?
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With Cars, Some Technology Is Smarter Than Others
Modern cars are wonders, but until recently carmakers ignored the most important technology of all: fuel-efficiency
Duracar Delivers with Eco-Trucking
The Coming of the Car-Bot
New Technologies to Boost Fuel Economy
The Electric Car Lives
Japan's New Green Car Push
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