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May 3, 2009
Who Needs Economics?
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March 27, 2009
Cloud computing
What are examples of cloud computing in accounting applications?  More
March 21, 2009
Bias against for-profit universities?
Did you notice the bias in the article on stimulus funding for universities, in the current (3/23-30) issue?  More
March 20, 2009
Lean Manufacturing and Processes
Lean is a hot topic. This is not some new diet . . . it is a trend that is sweeping through corporations as they strive for new effiencies to survive and prosper. Do you know about businesses that are implementing lean?  More


Accounting & TaxationReviewer: Larry Walther, PhD, CPA, CMA
Cheating on Your Advisor
Opportunities abound in financial planning, and many CPAs now provide these services. Given the recent meltdown, it is no wonder that people are increasingly seeking second opinions on financial advice, and CPAs are in a trusted position to provide this complex service.
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Business FundamentalsReviewer: Doug Lyon, PhD
A Magic Moment for Ford of Europe
Ford has introduced new cars in Europe just in time to cash in on the EU's cash-for-clunkers program. It remains to be seen whether Ford can maintain its momentum.
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Business LawReviewer: J. Vincent Eagan, JD, PhD
Even Tougher Rules Across the Pond
Europe's new financial regulations may put U.S. financial firms at a competitive disadvantage
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Business StrategyReviewer: Charles Newman, PhD
Microsoft Defends its Empire
Microsoft is striking back with a new Office suite and shifting to online services.
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Enough to Make Monster Tremble
Monster.com, the online job site, is losing business to LinkedIn and even Twitter.
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EconomicsReviewer: Robert A. Clark, PhD, CFA
The Family Doctor: A Remedy for Health-Care Costs?
Can family doctors help save money in health care?
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The Fed's Big Hand in the Bond Market
What should the Federal Reserve do now?
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EntrepreneurshipReviewer: Craig A. Turner, PhD
Seeking the 'Next Billion' Gamers
Startup Zeebo is betting the growing middle class in emerging markets will take to its affordable console.
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Ethics & ResponsibilityReviewer: Katherine Campbell, PhD
A Magic Moment for Ford of Europe
Good luck and good management have helped Ford benefit from a European environmental program.
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FinanceReviewer: Del Hawley
Facetime: Summers on Obama'a New Financial Regulations
Is more regulation what we need to save the U.S economy? Larry Summers defends the President's ambitious effort to regulate the financial markets more tightly in an interview with Maria Bartiromo.
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Information TechnologyReviewer: David George Vequist IV, PhD
Seeking the 'Next Billion' Gamers
Mobile-phone chipmaker Qualcomm and startup Zeebo are introducing an inexpensive gaming console that will focus on what marketers dub the "next billion." These consumers live in developing nations, have rising incomes and modest savings, and together spend $1 trillion annually.
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International BusinessReviewer: Duane Helleloid, PhD
Beijing Bolsters the Barriers
Despite appeals to the WTO, there's not much the U.S. can do about China's protectionist policies.
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MarketingReviewer: Hope Torkornoo, PhD
Diageo Tries to Bring Cocktail Time Home
Can Diageo make homemade cocktails cool again?
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Operations ManagementReviewer: James J. Stewart, DSc
Reform and Jobs
Could health-care reform actually spur employment? Two new studies say that it would.
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The Family Doctor: A Remedy for Health-Care Costs?
Making primary-care physicians the center of America's health-care system could decrease costs. But is it feasible, given the relative shortage of primary-care doctors?
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A Magic Moment for Ford of Europe
Beijing Bolsters the Barriers
Cheating on Your Advisor
Diageo Tries to Bring Cocktail Time Home
Enough to Make Monster Tremble
Even Tougher Rules Across the Pond
Facetime: Summers on Obama'a New Financial Regulations
Microsoft Defends its Empire
Reform and Jobs
Seeking the 'Next Billion' Gamers
The Family Doctor: A Remedy for Health-Care Costs?
The Fed's Big Hand in the Bond Market

 
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