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China buys Greek when no one else will
China is hunting for bargains in some unlikely corners of the world. Earlier this week, it opened its checkbook to make 14 commercial investments insi...
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Where are they now?
Fortune takes a look back at our '40 under 40' of a decade ago to find out who's still flying high, and who's fallen from grace.By Maha Atal and Kim T...
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Citigroup's Place on a Roll of Shame
Eleven years ago this week, banking mogul Sandy Weill took a victory lap at the Masters Tournament. Today his creation is on a government list of lose...
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When a staffer switches genders
Coping with major changes can flummox a workplace, but you can protect your bottom line and your employees by promoting tolerance and respect.By Malik...
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Where Toyota went wrong
By Alex Taylor IIIWhen Toyota gets around to doing one of its famous "root cause" analyses of the Great Accelerator Recall, it should start by looking...
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Will Eric Schmidt announce a quarter million Androids per day?
At Google's Q2 2010 earnings call on July 15th, CEO Eric Schmidt relayed that Google was activating 160,000 Android devices per day. That was up from ...
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Where Goldman really went wrong
"Our assets are our people, capital and reputation. If any of these is ever diminished, the last is most difficult to restore."-- From Goldman Sachs B...
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Wal-Mart's VUDU brings high-def streaming to Boxee
In another coup for VUDU, the startup Wal-Mart (WMT) acquired back in February for over $100 million, Boxee announced today that the high-quality vide...
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Where's the next Dubai?
The debt-fueled development boom that fueled the Dubai World crisis is creating headaches in Greece, Romania and other small European states as well.B...
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Letter from China: Where the consumer is queen
The apartment could be in an wealthy neighborhood in Paris or Manhattan: a gleaming kitchen with coffeemaker, a balcony with a child's bike perched ou...
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