Companies & Executives
AOL, Period
AOL launches a new logo; "So random," says Steven Heller, former art director for the New York Times and SVA Designer as Author MFA department co-chair.
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Frank Frankly Tough on Big Banks
The powerful chairman of the House Financial Services Committee is following through on a pledge to rewrite the rules of the game for bankers.
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Google Takes on the World
Google, perhaps the most disruptive company ever, says it is just warming up. Read more
Berkshire Hathaway: An American Empire
Berkshire Hathaway is more than just the face of its famous leader, Warren Buffet. View Slideshow
Cruz Missile Lands
Why are Wall Street leaders like Zoe Cruz rushing to set up their own shop? Read more
Apple of My iPhone
Apple’s opening of the iPhone to micro-transactions could boost mobile gaming. Read more
Hyperactive Revenue Syndrome
Steve Case and Waterfront Media have a hit on their hands with everydayhealth.com. Read more
No Fly Zone
Boeing's much-hyped Dreamliner already seems like a nightmare, due to its structural flaws.
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Bailing Out the Bureau of Bank Bailouts
A "polluter pays" approach to bank bailouts would borrow a good idea from the EPA.
Banking on the Basics
Legendary dealmaker Robert Greenhill is taking his firm out of the private equity business.
Real Business, Real Results
The Financial Services Committee chair follows through on a pledge to rewrite the banking rules.
Health care bankers win big as risk returns to Wall Street. But that may be just the tip of the iceberg.
Madoff forces business schools to face ethics' dark side: teaching students how to commit fraud.
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Follow the Leader
How social media and blogging changed executives from international men of mystery to the suits who friended you.
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