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May 24, 2008
Beyond Blogs - at UMUC too
Universities too worry about bloggers in their midst  More
April 4, 2008
Other finance-related articles in this issue
It's usually feast or famine for finance-related articles in BusinessWeek -- usually more famine than feast. This week is an exception.  More
March 22, 2008
Are hybrid cars bad for us?
Their increasing numbers may require that new electric power generation plants be built.  More
February 21, 2008
Correspondence between article and topic covered in course
I find that searching outside my particular discipline yields articles that provide a different and useful perspective on my area, business fundamentals.  More


Accounting & TaxationReviewer: Larry Walther, PhD, CPA, CMA
The Secrets in SEC Filings
People, it seems, are not the only things getting larger these days. The SEC filings are also adding a few inches of their own.
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Business FundamentalsReviewer: Doug Lyon, PhD
Pipeline Wars
The Russian invasion of Georgia can be attributed, at least in part, as a means to reassert influence over Western Europe by controlling the flow of energy.
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Business StrategyReviewer: Charles Newman, PhD
A Strange Detour for Chrysler
Chrysler, inventor of the minivan, is starting to turn itself into a marketer and contract manufacturer of other cars.
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iPhone: More Fun Than Phone
The iPhone has been a huge financial success for Apple, with sales outstripping most expectations. But some users have found that the iPhone 3G, for all its benefits, isn’t that great a phone.
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EconomicsReviewer: Robert A. Clark, PhD, CFA
Pipeline Wars
What happened to the U.S.'s energy diplomacy?
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Productivity is Easing the Pain
How does U.S. productivity help the economy?
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EntrepreneurshipReviewer: Craig A. Turner, PhD
Honey, Let’s Eat at Home Tonight
Many of the “casual fare” restaurants are struggling with some players losing more than 10% of their sales volume.
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Ethics & ResponsibilityReviewer: Katherine Campbell, PhD
Daimler’s Smart Car Hits Cruising Speed
Thanks to eco-consciousness and soaring pump prices, sales finally rev up.
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FinanceReviewer: Del Hawley
United: O'Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow
Is it time to liquidate United Airlines and let stronger hands manage the pieces? Would its liquidation help the industry as well as air travelers? According to Roben Farzad, the answer is yes.
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Information TechnologyReviewer: David George Vequist IV, PhD
Dell vs. Apple: Why it May be Personal
As early as September of this year, Dell plans to introduce a plan to break Apple's dominant hold on the digital entertainment market.
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International BusinessReviewer: Duane Helleloid, PhD
After the Games, a Dimming Flame
China's growth will cool as slowing global demand and rising costs at home impact exports and profits.
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MarketingReviewer: Hope Torkornoo, PhD
A Strange Detour for Chrysler
The new Chrysler is barely recognizable
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Operations ManagementReviewer: James J. Stewart, DSc
A Strange Detour for Chrysler
Why turning into a marketer and contract manufacturer of other companies' cars is risky
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Productivity is Easing the Pain
Profits are healthier and job losses fewer than in previous downturns. The reason: Swift response to falling demand is keeping productivity unusually strong and growing.
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A Strange Detour for Chrysler
After the Games, a Dimming Flame
Daimler’s Smart Car Hits Cruising Speed
Dell vs. Apple: Why it May be Personal
Honey, Let’s Eat at Home Tonight
iPhone: More Fun Than Phone
Pipeline Wars
Productivity is Easing the Pain
The Secrets in SEC Filings
United: O'Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow

 
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