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The strange case of the superheroes, the geeks and the studios  Comic-con is both a Mecca for the people who love (and dress like) superheroes and villains, and, arguably, Hollywood's biggest marketing event of the year. Should it also be a public charity? By Richard Siklos, editor at large (more)
The greatest executricksters of all time Today's BlackBerry-wielding, expense-account impresario may think he's invented the concept of retiring at work. But such executricks have been around as long as people have labored at tasks they'd rather not perform. Following are some of the greats in the pantheon of tricksters. (more)
8 rising VC stars Kleiner Perkins' investments defined the Internet's first generation, but the firm has been absent from the biggest deals among the next generation of Internet companies. These are the men picking up the Web deals while Kleiner goes green. (more)

Drilling for oil in the Arctic

The combination of $100-plus oil and falling reserves is sparking a frenzy of oil and gas activity from Alaska to the North Pole.

Hunting for oil beneath the ice There's a new rush for petroleum from Alaska to the North Pole. Can ConocoPhillips and other energy giants find another Saudi Arabia under the ice? (more)
Top 50Wal-Mart's on top. Which other companies made the top 50 this year? (more)
Best big companies to work forSee the 33 companies that made both the Fortune 1000 and Best Companies to Work For lists this year. (more)
The biggest losersWhat automaker lost a whopping $38.7 billion in 2007? See the 20 worst Fortune 500 money losers. (more)
Mining for giant profitsMosaic, the top-performing Fortune 500 stock last year, produces fertilizer -- and in a world of rising food prices, a return to investors that reached 342% last year. (more)
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