NY's Attorney General Andrew Cuomo made a show of suing ex BofA CEO Ken Lewis. But if the alleged fraud is so large, why not bring criminal charges?
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Obama seeks common ground on deficit, jobsFeb 09 2010 4:24pm EST
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Disney quarterly earnings beat expectationsFeb 09 2010 4:19pm EST
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Market Brief
Small Business Leader Says Obama Plan Is Misdirected
Economist warns that small business confidence has stalled.
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Apple, Google Chip Away at Blackberry's Market Lead
RIM's Blackberry is still the No. 1 smart phone but iPhone and Android are gaining.
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The Little Black Envelope
Did all the public relations agencies working the Fall-Winter 2010 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week get a bulk discount on organic, matte, black … Read More
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Michelle Obama Targets Fat Kids
The first lady tackles childhood obesity, vowing to improve school lunches, food labeling and exercise programs.
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Michelin Man, Reinflated
The iconic French tiremaker has had to cede the top spot to rival Bridgestone. Now it is relying on a new global ad campaign to reclaim its title. Read More
Big Brother at Work
Employers want their staff to be productive during work hours. But with social media so accessible, how can bosses keep tabs without getting sued? Read More
Industry News
How GM Sees Toyota's Woes
General Motors has had its share of problems. But boss Ed Whitacre plans to do everything he can to benefit from Toyota's current brake recall fiasco.
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Banking and Finance
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Companies & Executives
The Management of Waste
CBS puts Waste Management COO Larry O'Donnell in different jobs at his own company in the premier of Undercover Boss, a show all businesses can learn from. Read More
An Odd Pairing
John Thain and CIT are the Oscar and Felix of finance, but this marriage just might work. Read More
The Economics of Biologics
Generic drug firms want a piece of the biologics business, a complicated and costly yet lifesaving class of drugs. But the industry faces opposition from Big Pharma and Congress. Does it have a friend in the White House? Read More
Cooking Up Jobs
Is the best way to a paycheck through the stomach? More people are heading into the kitchen to find some spice—and work. Read More
Business Travel
Empty Plane Syndrome
The airline industry is sick. Despite cutting capacity, planes remain without a crucial ingredient—paying customers, especially those in premium classes. So carriers are rolling out some old ideas, and one new concept, to lure flyers back. Read More
Tips & Tools
Great Global Business Adventure
To win in the global race, don't get distracted by competitive noise and focus on your clients.
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If you’re in cleantech, you’re a global business, even if you’re local.
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Gridiron Green
Who is more valuable, a star quarterback who makes $14 million a year or a player on the bench who pulls in a fraction that amount? In the NFL, a big paycheck doesn't necessarily mean big performance.
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