Table of Contents:VOL. 157, NO. 4 - March 03, 2008 Cover Story
An exclusive inside look at how Indra Nooyi has transformed an American business icon. more Features
CEO David Calhoun has a simple plan for Nielsen: Make gobs of money and reshape the future of marketing and media. more
Harry Macklowe's love of big buildings and bigger mortgages may finally tear his empire apart. more
A huge Middle Eastern developer wants to transform the planet. more First
Steve Miller's autobiography is a must-read if you want to understand business - and businesspeople. more
The latest technology enables novel analysis of whether stocks are attractively priced now. (Hint: They might be.) more
By Jia Lynn Yang, writer-reporter Golden West's loans, option ARMs clustered in the frothy California real estate market, may take a hit from the housing downturn. more
Oscar gems Elite jewelers put sparkle in the Academy Awards. By Telis Demos
Nyet in my backyard Tension grows over Gazprom's St. Pete tower. By Eugenia Levenson
Economic conservatives take heart: Phil Gramm is influencing the candidate's platform. more
Teamwork Two teams, one goal: GM wants to create the car of the future - by 2010. By Cait Murphy Technology
Add one part tech, one part business smarts, hold the do-gooderism. What do you get? A whole new approach to charity. more
Marc Andreessen's newspaper deathwatch. more Investing
Shoppers' stocks are often first to fall on recession fears - and first to rebound. more | |
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Skyrocketing oil prices. Double-digit inflation. Is the great global economic boom finally coming to an end?
Skyrocketing oil prices. Double-digit inflation. Is the great global economic boom finally coming to an end?
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