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What Fiat's Move Means For WarsawThe Polish government must redouble its efforts to attract foreign investors or select investors more carefully.
Take-Two Shares SoarAfter hours: Ulta Salon and Cooper Companies top estimates; H&R Block narrows loss.
What's a Hacker's Biggest Fear?Hackers. Faceless people who deface government Web sites, who can peek into your computer without you knowing. What are they like? We asked Akash Mahajan, a Certified Ethical Hacker, for a few insights into the shadowy world.
Saudi Arabia's U.S. TiesThe Saudi arms request will likely lock Riyadh and Washington into a close military relationship for 20 more years.
Harry Winston Diamond DazzlesAfter hours: SAIC beats Street; Collective Brands reports weak sales.
India's Health Insurance HurdlesAs state-owned insurance companies scramble to get their act together, third party administrators need to be more efficient to justify their existence.
Allscripts CEO On New MergerGlen Tullman discusses the health IT provider's acquisition of Eclipsys.
How To Keep Your Kids Safe In The CarAuto crashes are a leading cause of death for children. Here's how to keep yours safe.
The True Costs Of The Iraq And Afghanistan WarsThe U.S. has lost more than money.
Apple Rumors Lift NetflixAfter hours: Morgan Stanley and NovaGold shares rise; ABM Industries disappoints.
Reviving Indian RailwaysGlobal experience has shown privatizing helps turn around unwieldy national railroads. India must follow suit.
David Archuleta Moves Beyond American IdolThe former American idol contestant adds writer to his resume.
America's Most Profitable HospitalsSome hospitals make colossal profits. Are they running a tight ship--or using monopoly power to overcharge patients? It's not a discussion hospitals want to have.
Multinational Corporations Strive To CompeteCultural and regulatory differences create challenges for such firms.
San Francisco's Penthouse PalaceThe 20,000 square foot property is largest newly constructed condo on the market.
Bharat Petroleum Goes GlobalAshok Sinha dared Bharat Petroleum to look beyond its master--the government. His legacy will continue to take shape after he leaves.
Gurcharan Das, Business HistorianWho was the most ethical businessman in India in the 17th century? Which was the Buddhist Monastery that had the most savvy business strategy? Such questions pertaining to Indian business and economic history will soon be explored in a series of books being brought out by Penguin. Gurcharan Das, author and former P&G India chairman, is the general editor for the project. Malini Goyal caught up with Das on a Saturday evening to understand the project.
U.S. Agriculture Exports To China SurgeBut expect headwinds if Beijing continues to subsidize its rural economy.
3PAR Tug-O-WarAfter hours: HP bests Dell's offer for data storage firm; Netezza tops Street.
When Havells Bought SylvaniaQimat Rai Gupta acquired a company much bigger than his and then fought hard to not lose everything he had built. His battle plan is now showing results.
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