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In This Issue of Condé Nast Portfolio

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July 2008
Cover Story

Tall Order

After Howard Schultz stepped down as Starbucks' C.E.O., the coffee empire lost its caffeine high. Will his return bring back the froth? Read More
Features
I Am Guilty

I Am Guilty

On his way to a low-security prison, a famed Milberg Weiss partner explains why he pleaded guilty to conspiracy.
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Arming the Drug Wars

Arming the Drug Wars

You know those Mexican drug-lord gun battles you keep reading about in the news? Guess who's arming the cartels. We are. Read More

Beach Bummed

Beach Bummed

The waters off Malibu and Key West are more polluted than you think. Here's the dirt on some of America's ritziest beaches. Read More

Patriot Games

Patriot Games

Muhammad Abdulqaadir seems to have all the right moves for becoming an N.F.L. running back. But he hasn't made the cut. Is his foot speed the issue–or his father's alleged links to terrorism?
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China's Big Drain

China's Big Drain

The great spectacle of the Summer Games will cap the triumphant ascent of Beijing. But the Olympics threaten to empty the country's water supply. Read More

Related: SLIDESHOW Thirsty Land
Can Dell Save Dell?

Can Dell Save Dell?

Back as the computer giant's C.E.O., Michael Dell is thinking less these days about H.P. and more about China, Nike, and cloud computing.
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Related: VIDEOS Global Agenda
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  • The 3-D Dilemma

    As movie-ticket sales sag, Hollywood is placing big bets on 3-D effects. But at the moment, it is a catch-22: There aren't yet enough theaters ready for the new technology. Read More

 
COLUMNS
The Romenesko Empire

The Romenesko Empire

Reexamining the media's longtime favorite gossip site. Read More

Happiness Is ...

Happiness Is…

…a big fat paycheck. A new study's surprising conclusion about what money can buy.
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Stairway Surprise

Stairway Surprise

For Led Zeppelin's best-known ballad, all that glitters is not gold. Read More

She's Back

She's Back

Does Carly Fiorina's C.V. justify the chatter that McCain might tap her for V.P.? Read More

 
Vultures of Profit

Vultures of Profit

Is it ever right for investors to make money from the debt of poor nations? Read More

Just Like Us!

Just Like Us!

Bonnie Fuller, ex-Star editor, on leaving her $2 million-a-year post at American Media Inc. Which pages will she turn to next? Read More

 
PLUS ...
  • Bank Job

    Financial firms from Citigroup to Lehman are raising money at a breakneck pace, convincing investors that the worst is over. They couldn't be more wrong. Read More

CULTURE INC.
Who's Your Daddy?

Who's Your Daddy?

Michael Eisner's son Eric started a production company with a Russian émigré—and there the trouble began. Read More

Holy Bottom Line, Batman!

INTERACTIVE FEATURES Holy Bottom Line, Batman!

From the hype that surrounds the release of each new Batman installment, the Caped Crusader would appear to be a cash cow for Warner Bros.—but the franchise may be falling to earth. Read More

 
The Beggar's Opera?

The Beggar's Opera?

New York's new opera director promises a radical new approach. Will it work?
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Tales of a Corporate Gunslinger

Tales of a Corporate Gunslinger

Book Review: Lessons from Business 1.0's ultimate turnaround expert. Read More

 
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BRIEF
No Word From Our Sponsors

No Word From Our Sponsors

Why Olympics backers should speak out on human rights in China. Read More

The Anti-Cramer

The Anti-Cramer

Steve Rattner on how you should really invest.
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The Money Wranglers

The Money Wranglers

The cronies who corral the candidates' cash. Read More

Going, Going, Gone

Going, Going, Gone

Profiting from the lockers, seats, and urinals of Shea and Yankee stadiums. Read More

 
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