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November 2014

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November 06, 2014

Lifestyle
Former Univision CEO Promises $500 Million Art Collection to Lacma
Politics & Policy
Neel Kashkari's 12-Page 'Reflections' on His Losing Campaign in California
Companies & Industries
H&M Embraces Lower Profit Margins
Technology
Amazon Unveils a Listening, Talking, Music-Playing Speaker for Your Home
Companies & Industries
Where Do Fracking Fluids Go? Scientists Create the First Detector
Technology
Silk Road 2.0 Shut Down by FBI, Just Like Its Black Market Predecessor
Global Economics
Putin Is Losing Out to China in Central Asia's Latest 'Great Game'
Small Business
Small Business Loans: Why the Government’s ‘Record’ Isn’t a Record
Global Economics
Nouriel Roubini: Indian Tortoise Will Soon Pass Chinese Hare
Politics & Policy
Why Obama's Courtship of Myanmar Backfired
Technology
Microsoft Makes Office Free for Mobile
Companies & Industries
The Tesla Rorschach Test: Figuring Out Which Numbers Matter
Technology
Scribd's E-Book Subscription Service, Now With Audiobooks
Companies & Industries
How the Latest Minimum Wage Increases Can Help Businesses
Small Business
Your Guide to Changing Paid Sick Leave Laws
Global Economics
2015 Global Economic Outlook: Better Than 2014—but Not By Much
Global Economics
Editor's Letter: The Year Ahead: 2015
Global Economics
Expert Outlook: Mohamed El-Erian
Global Economics
Five New Rules for Banks in 2015
Global Economics
Three Ways Europe Could Solve Its Youth Unemployment Crisis
Global Economics
Kenya, Nigeria, and Africa's New Hope for Growth
Global Economics
What's Bugging Angela Merkel: Germany's Biggest Challenges
Global Economics
India vs. China: The Battle for Global Manufacturing
Global Economics
When Will Americans Ever Get Raises?
Technology
AMD Is Falling Further Behind
Technology
Cisco's Cloud Connector
Technology
Cybersecurity's All-Seeing Eye 
Technology
Left to Their Own Devices
Technology
Graphene Gold Rush
Technology
A Virtual Feast
Technology
The Budget Mobile Era Arrives
Technology
Expert Outlook: Facebook's Carolyn Everson
Technology
PC Makers Hope Windows 10 Can Help Sales Grow Again
Global Economics
Coal Will Still Be King in 2015
Global Economics
U.S. Natural Gas Exports Will Fire Up in 2015
Global Economics
China's Solar Power Push
Global Economics
Mapping the Impact of the U.S. Energy Boom
Global Economics
Do We Still Need to Ban U.S. Oil Exports?
Global Economics
Expert Outlook: Continental Resources' Harold Hamm
Global Economics
A Cleaner, Cheaper Way to Exploit Utah's Oil Sands
Global Economics
John Sfakianakis on Falling Oil Prices' Impact on the Middle East
Global Economics
Dieter Zetsche on Mercedes-Benz's Sales Outlook
Global Economics
SAP's Bill McDermott on the Future of Business Software
Global Economics
Jane Foley on Interest Rates and the Dollar's Outlook
Global Economics
Abby Joseph Cohen on the Economic Outlook for Europe and the U.S.
Global Economics
Jagdish Bhagwati on Global Trade, Russia, and India
Politics & Policy
All's Quiet on the Eastern Front—for Now
Politics & Policy
How the Right Will Shape British Politics
Politics & Policy
Coal May Get More Time to Burn
Politics & Policy
A Global Crisis Dashboard
Politics & Policy
Fighting Ebola ... and What Might Come Next
Politics & Policy
Mitt Romney Is Like Bloomingdale's, Bobby Jindal Is Like Your Corner Boutique
Politics & Policy
Secret Funders Join the Party
Politics & Policy
The Slow March Back to War in Iraq
Politics & Policy
Running Away From Washington
Global Economics
What We Got Right—and Wrong—About 2014
Lifestyle
Safety Concerns Slow Sales of Testosterone Therapy
Lifestyle
Chia Seeds Are Everywhere
Technology
Under Armour's Kevin Plank on Retail's Future
Lifestyle
Airlines' New Fee Gambit
Lifestyle
Vodka Sales Get Hammered
Lifestyle
Can Comfy Chairs and Laser Projectors Bring People Back to the Movies?
Technology
Luxury Brands Can't Avoid the Internet Any Longer
Lifestyle
Wal-Mart Promises Organic Food for Everyone
Politics & Policy
Migrant Kids Are Still Waiting for Answers

November 05, 2014

Technology
No More Soviet-Era Rocket Engines for NASA Freight Haulers
Innovation & Design
Low-Cost Inflatable Incubator for Infants Wins Dyson Award
Technology
#AlexFromTarget Is the Worst Thing on the Internet This Week
Companies & Industries
Whirlpool Wins 'Smelly Washer' Test Case, With More Trials to Come
Technology
Before HBO Starts Streaming, Time Warner Wants to Make Big Cable Happy
Markets & Finance
The Deal to Sell 6,000 of Detroit's Blighted Properties Falls Apart
Global Economics
The Jobless Rate Could Fall to 4.7 Percent by the End of 2015
Business Schools
Some of the Most Sought-After Tech Jobs Don't Require a College Degree
Innovation & Design
Xiaomi Invests $1 Billion in Creating Original Video Content
Companies & Industries
Hard Times for Hamburgers Hurt McDonald's More Than Burger King
Technology
Next Up for Alibaba: The Giant 'Singles Day' Sales
Companies & Industries
White-Collar Workers Live Longer and the Gap Is Widening
Small Business
Franchisees Pay a Premium to Buy Into Large Chains
Global Economics
Why Red States Voted Blue on the Minimum Wage
Politics & Policy
Four Red States That Routed Democrats Yesterday Also Approved Minimum Wage Hikes
Global Economics
Export Ban Be Damned: BHP Billiton to Start Exporting Texas Oil
Politics & Policy
Another Election Loser: Obamacare's Medicaid Expansion
Technology
Non-White Emoji Are Finally Coming
Global Economics
Janet Yellen Can't Say It, but the Republican Win Was Bad for Her
Technology
Interstellar: A Hollywood Blockbuster That Arrives in Many Forms
Business Schools
T. Boone Pickens Tells Drake How to Make a Billion Dollars
Business Schools
Stanford Bets Big on Virtual Education

November 04, 2014

Companies & Industries
Outback Steakhouse Sees the Bloom Come Off Its South Korean Dream
Technology
The Strange Logic of SoundCloud's Deal With Warner Music
Business Schools
Yale Student to Peers: Consultants Are Sellouts
Politics & Policy
Southwest Fights the FAA in Court Over a Maintenance Fine
Business Schools
How to Compete With Silicon Valley
Companies & Industries
Why Michael Kors Can't Afford to Cut Prices
Global Economics
Election Day Brings the Biggest U.S. Manufacturing Trade Deficit Ever
Companies & Industries
Shell Pressured to Sever Ties With ALEC
Markets & Finance
When Will the Pain End for JPMorgan Chase?
Companies & Industries
Diageo's Tequila Dreams in Mexico Prompted Brand Swap
Lifestyle
Tonight on HBO: Kevin Durant's Hour-Long Ad for Kevin Durant
Technology
Poetry of a Former Foxconn Worker Vividly Evokes Alienation of Factory Life
Small Business
How to Get a Loan Without a Personal Guarantee
Global Economics
France's Latest Tax Target: Vacation Homes
Global Economics
China's Services Sector Slumps
Global Economics
As China Urbanizes, Fears Grow That Cropland Is Vanishing
Global Economics
Hyundai, Kia Shares Sink After Record Settlement With U.S.
Markets & Finance
Bill Gross Sounds a Lot Like John Maynard Keynes
Global Economics
Ebola Travel Bans Buy Only Time, Not Safety

November 03, 2014

Politics & Policy
The Lasting Consequences of Soft-on-Crime Attack Ads in Judicial Races
Companies & Industries
How 401(k) Plans Have Fueled Inequality in America
Companies & Industries
Virgin America’s IPO Comes During High Times for U.S. Airlines
Innovation & Design
Starwood Will Soon Let You Open Hotel Doors With Your Phone
Global Economics
Is China Trying to Mend Fences With Japan?
Companies & Industries
McDonald’s Isn’t Lovin’ All the Attention to Its Slogan Ideas
Companies & Industries
America's Big Car Comeback and the Twilight of Pure Driving
Technology
Why Taylor Swift’s War on Spotify Doesn’t Make Sense
Lifestyle
Fox Cancels Utopia, Reality TV's $50 Million Bust
Politics & Policy
Putin’s Response to EU Sanctions: See You in Court
Technology
An Airbnb Rival Challenges San Francisco's Airbnb Law
Companies & Industries
After Collapsing at Home, Quiznos Sees a Big Future Overseas
Business Schools
Banks Say They Push Equality, but Resist Sharing Diversity Data
Technology
Carnival Wants to Make Onboard Wi-Fi Worth the High Price
Small Business
Eight Tips to Boost Holiday Sales
Global Economics
Sounding the Alarm on the Rapid Spread of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
Global Economics
Bowling Alone: Americans Aren't Buying 'Discretionary Services' Like Recreation
Companies & Industries
McDonald’s Doesn’t Have a Loyalty Program, but It Could Use One
Technology
Digging Into Facebook's Malicious Prosecution Suit Against DLA Piper Law Firm
Companies & Industries
BP Steps Up Legal Assault on Gulf Spill Settlement Administrator
Global Economics
The Dangerous Myth of Risk-Free Euro Debt

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