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November 15, 2009
This week - A bunch of great international business articles
This week there were a number of international business articles.  More
August 29, 2009
Executive Compensation
Are CEO's overpaid?  More
July 4, 2009
The whole picture on health-care reform
Are we hearing from those Americans who are generally satisfied with their present health-care and health-care insurance coverage?  More
May 3, 2009
Who Needs Economics?
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Accounting & TaxationReviewer: Larry Walther, PhD, CPA, CMA
These Men Could Kill SarbOx
Lawyers are pressing a case that the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is flawed and may be unconstitutional. The case will be heard in early December by the Supreme Court.
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Business FundamentalsReviewer: Doug Lyon, PhD
Healing Chile's Malaise
Chile's economy has become the envy of Latin America over the last two decades. But for many the benefits of that wealth remain out of reach.
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Business LawReviewer: J. Vincent Eagan, JD, PhD
These Men Could Kill SarbOx
Two tenacious Washington lawyers have the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in their sights, and they just might take it down.
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Business StrategyReviewer: Charles Newman, PhD
Abercrombie Bargains for a Rebound
The clothing retailer hung tough on prices, and teens took a hike. Now can the paragon of preppy coolness woo them back?
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Toyota Gets Stuck in a Pair of Ruts
While a strengthening yen eats up profits, the carmaker's reputation for quality is taking a hit.
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EconomicsReviewer: Robert A. Clark, PhD, CFA
A Lifeline of Credit for the Recovery
What is happening with credit in the markets?
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Toyota Gets Stuck in a Pair of Ruts
With a strengthening yen eating into its profits, where is Toyota headed?
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EntrepreneurshipReviewer: Craig A. Turner, PhD
Selling $8 Soap in an Era of Frugality
Amid recession-ravaged sales, Pangea Organics is battling back with a new deal supplying Sephora.
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Ethics & ResponsibilityReviewer: Katherine Campbell, PhD
A Big Loophole in Cap and Trade
Should companies be able to sell carbon offsets for green projects they already had in the works?
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Wall Street vs. America
Although taxpayers helped bail out Wall Street, financial institutions are not hesitating to squeeze every penny of fees out of local governments whose investments have gone bad.
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FinanceReviewer: Del Hawley
Wall Street vs. America
Taxpayers are taking another hit as strapped local governments fork over billions in fees on investments gone bad while Wall Street cashes in with another year of record bonuses.
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Information TechnologyReviewer: David George Vequist IV, PhD
Why Drugmakers Don't Twitter
The FDA has so far failed to craft rules clarifying how pharmaceutical companies can participate in online discussions.
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International BusinessReviewer: Duane Helleloid, PhD
Vodafone's Indian Dilemma
It's signing up plenty of new customers, but a price war is killing margins.
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Healing Chile's Malaise
Despite decades of economic growth, average citizens are dissatisfied; they want better schools and more opportunities.
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MarketingReviewer: Hope Torkornoo, PhD
Abercrombie Bargains for a Rebound
Can Abercrombie & Fitch regain U.S. customers turned off by persistently high prices?
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Operations ManagementReviewer: James J. Stewart, DSc
A Big Loophole in Cap and Trade
Companies may be rewarded under the cap-and-trade system for green projects they already had in the works. What's wrong with that?
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Health Care: GE Gets Radical
Offering employees only high-deductible, consumer-directed health-care insurance plans will save millions but may damage morale. Is it short-sighted?
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A Big Loophole in Cap and Trade
A Lifeline of Credit for the Recovery
Abercrombie Bargains for a Rebound
Healing Chile's Malaise
Health Care: GE Gets Radical
Selling $8 Soap in an Era of Frugality
These Men Could Kill SarbOx
Toyota Gets Stuck in a Pair of Ruts
Vodafone's Indian Dilemma
Wall Street vs. America
Why Drugmakers Don't Twitter

 
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