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The Business Week: May 8, 2009

The significance of the government's stress tests of large banks, the failure of peer-to-peer lending, and more in the latest edition of The Business Week

Wine of the Week: Nick Passmore

Perfect Pink Fizz for Summer Celebrations

Henriot's Brut Rosé is a triumph of champagne. Absolutely delicious and well priced. Just the ticket for summer imbibing

 

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Lenders: Still on the Mend

Government stress tests showed big banks need to bolster reserves. Smaller lenders are hurting, too, as explained in this edition of The Business Week

Attack of the Google Wannabes

Big players and startups aim to offer better search engines to steal away some of that lucrative traffic

ESPN's Chicago Launch: A Regional Sports Web War?

With 192 million online visitors up for grabs, ESPN, Fox, and Comcast are bringing their TV sports battle to the Internet

Israel's Clean-Tech Pioneers

They're pros at getting the most out of limited natural resources. The world is taking notice—especially U.S. venture capitalists

Russia's Factories Gear Up

Some companies have hired Western consultancies to help redesign Soviet-era plant floors, cut costs, and boost productivity. It's working

Detroit in Crisis

Chrysler files for bankruptcy, GM's talks with bondholders heat up, and more on the restructuring of the automakers

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Money Report

Some analysts are getting bullish on coal. Plus, a look at Treasuries and insider selling

Jobs Report, Stress Tests: Experts React

Analyst Picks and Pans: CBS, VRSN, DRYS, BEBE

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Managing

Three Words Leaders Should Learn

Harvard's Rosabeth Moss Kanter explains how and when to say "I was wrong" in a workplace scenario

Pat Lencioni: Nonprofits vs. For-Profits: Mission and Performance

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Innovation & Design

Hideo Kojima: Gaming's Designer-in-Chief

Kojima's Metal Gear series, which combines an almost cinematic story line with stealth action game play, has redefined a video game genre

Podcast: Defining the Creator Economy

Video: So…What Comes Next?

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Small Business

Riding Out the Recession With Repairs

Shelly Investments, which owns two California car dealers, and other businesses are keeping the cash register ringing with repairs

Back Taxes: Here's What You Need to Know

Pitching? Let Your Dashboard Do the Work

Today's Tip: The Case for Going 'Paperless'

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Business Schools

College Undergrads: No Internship? No Problem

Summer internships for college students at top employers are scarce, but there are alternatives that are just as valuable

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Lifestyle

U.S. Cities with the Biggest Home Price Reductions

Houses in California, Florida, and Nevada have suffered the deepest cuts—but markets like New York and L.A. have also dropped dramatically

Pro Golf Holes It for Charities

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Bank Fees Exploit the Poor

U.S. banks must provide alternatives to checking account fees and minimum-balance requirements, which exploit low-income Americans who live paycheck to paycheck. Pro or con?

 

IN YOUR FACE: SIRIUS XM'S SUBSCRIBER LOSS

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Reader Stuart Fischer Writes:

"Arguing that auto industry woes are the main reason for the subscriber drop makes no sense. I don't think that 404,000 subscribers lost their cars during the last quarter."

 

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