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Indian Outsourcing: Ready for the Next Level
Rising wages and staff turnover threatened Bangalore's prosperity. But training, a plunge into R&D, and a surge in demand are lifting prospects for India's outsourcers
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2008: Economic Misery
We look back at the financial crisis, from the housing collapse and the credit crunch, that changed the economic landscape
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Business Should Spread the Love
Employers need to work harder at inspiring their workers' loyalty, thus promoting continuity and reducing turnover. Pro or con?
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Top Stories
Shaping Up Your IT for 2009
From cloud computing and outsourcing to cleaning up your data and going green, here are top tips for managing info tech in the downturn
Gazprom Stokes European Energy Worries
Europe's annual struggle with Russia over energy starts this winter with Gazprom's threats to cut off gas supplies to Ukraine
Merkel Hints at Tax Cuts in 2009
German Chancellor Angela Merkel indicated in her New Year's address that she may be willing to cut taxes in the year ahead
Slovakia Joins Decade-Old Euro Zone
Slovakia has become the 16th member of Europe's monetary union. It's the first euro zone member from Central Europe—and the poorest
Tesco: 'Wal-Mart's Worst Nightmare'
As Tesco takes on the U.S. market, American companies like Wal-Mart are taking notice—and adopting some of the British megaretailer's strategies
Breaking News from the AP
Companies
Unilever's Laundry Biz Is Greener, and Growing
Airlines Cut Fares to Boost Traffic
Clouds over the Solar Power Industry
Can Airbus Keep Its Edge on Boeing?
Technology
Mobile Data Still Growing in Downturn
Subsidizing 'Silicon Saxony': A Short-Term Fix?
Peace on Earth, Except for IT Execs
Britain Gets 50Mbps Broadband via Virgin
Autos
Danish Supercar
German Carmakers Seek Bailout, Too
Why Intel Could Rock the Electric Vehicle Battery Market
Volkswagen's Big Bet on Tennessee
Energy & Environment
Ukraine Says It's Paying for Russian Gas
Big Oil's Day of Reckoning
Putin Hails End of 'Cheap Gas' Era
Algeria's Carbon-Capture Experiment
Finance, Markets & Investing
Sovereign Wealth Funds Take a Big Hit
Germany Probes Hypo Real Estate
German Bank Bailout: The Bottomless Pit
Reasons for Keeping Your Money Invested Overseas
Economics & Policy
Israel's Gaza War: The Economic Fallout
A Million British Jobs Could Be Lost
Macedonia's Controversial New Labor Law
Memories of 1968 Prompt Sarkozy Retreat
Management & Learning
New Year's Resolutions for the Boardroom
Chipmakers on the Edge
Anxious Job Hunters Head for the Emirates
Innovation & Design
Bottoms Up! It's Champagne Chair Time
IT Firms Vie to Run British Smart Meters
Smartphones Change Policing in Britain
Europe's Best Young Entrepreneurs
Vote for Europe's Best Young Entrepreneurs
The nominees in BW's annual contest face an intimidating business climate, but they're eager to make their mark. Tell us who's the most promising
IN YOUR FACE: GAZA WAR'S ECONOMIC FALLOUT
Reader Hugo van Randwyck Writes:
"Peace will help with prosperity and confidence. Let's hear all the voices. The economies of Israel, West Bank and Gaza could benefit from more sensible peace negotiations."
Tell Us: Is a Stable Middle East a Mirage?
Viewpoint: Alyson Warhurst
The Future of Corporate Philanthropy
In the downturn, corporate chiefs like GE's Immelt say social responsibility will remain vital, but it must be cost-effective and fit corporate needs
Investing: Europe
Attractive Stocks in an Ugly Old World
Plunging prices have made European equities tempting for investors with an appetite for risk. Arcelor Mittal, Nokia, and LVMH offer potential upside
Featured Special Report
Tech Leaders of Tomorrow
Some former winners such as Google helped give a leg up to the crop of 2009 Technology Pioneers chosen by the World Economic Forum
TraceTracker Tracks Food Safety on the Net
Intelligent Medicine: Proteus' Very Smart Pills
Mpedigree's Rx for Counterfeit Drugs
Qifang: College Loans for the Chinese Masses
Cows to Kilowatts: A Bounty from Waste
E-Commerce for Indians, on Their Cell Phones
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