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September 04, 2008 | ||
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REDIRECT -- COVER STORY The Best Places to Launch a Career Money is tight, but companies are getting imaginative with the perks they use to lure new talent ASIA BW 50 Alibaba.com: Showing Stamina on the Asia BW50 In a rough market, the e-company's strong profits put it among Asia's leaders IN DEPTH Outsourcing the Drug Industry U.S. giants are rushing to partner with Indian and Chinese companies—tapping their brainpower and saving millions of dollars in the search for breakthrough treatments ENTERTAINMENT Nokia Launches Digital Music Service The new Comes With Music offering, debuting in Britain on Nokia's 5310 XpressMusic handset, is a challenge to the Apple iTunes business model INTERNET Google's Chrome Ups the Ante Google doesn't just want to grab market share with its new Web browser, Chrome. It wants to change the way we use computers Price Increases Hurt Entrepreneurs Runaway commodity costs are hitting entrepreneurs especially hard, as consumers tighten their purse strings Why You Need to Energize Your Team There are good business reasons to create a high-energy environment where self-motivation and performance are rewarded MARKETING Rakontur Films' Marketing Strategy Miami documentary filmmakers Rakontur use a street-smart marketing strategy that enlists viewers as promoters Coke's Juicy China Deal Coca-Cola has announced a $2.4 billion takeover of China Huiyuan Juice, giving it a big boost in the fast-growing market for noncarbonated drinks MANAGEMENT Can New Bosses Fix Alcatel-Lucent? Master telecom manager Verwaayen, abetted by French business savant Camus, already has a five-point plan to turn the equipment maker around Squeezing Out the Extra Miles Per Gallon There are plenty of futuristic fuel-saving technologies on the blackboard. What are automakers offering drivers today? REAL ESTATE NEWS Affordable Housing Exists, If You Know Where to Look Most Americans can't afford housing as easily as they once did. Take a look at where the most and least affordable homes can be found DESIGN Antenna Design: Bridging Art and Commerce This year's National Design Award product design winners have found a solution-seeking work ethic to be the best approach TECHNICAL MARKET INSIGHT • From S&P Stocks: Bearish Signs Linger Although there are nascent signs of improvement, long-term indicators still suggest that the bear market is not over INVESTING Is It Time to Sell Your Foreign Stocks? Notwithstanding the dollar's rally—and signs of a European slowdown—your money may still travel well, particularly in high-growth economies BW MALL SPONSORED LINKS
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