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March 26, 2009 | ||
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| THE BW 50 The BusinessWeek 50: The Best Performers From 3D software designer Autodesk to steelmaker Nucor, our 13th annual list of top performers shows innovation remains the engine of success STRATEGIES Conversations at the Heights of Media-Tech McGraw Hill's Media Summit last week yielded thought-provoking insights from three top CEOs NEWS Can Geithner's Toxic-Asset Plan Work? The Treasury Secretary's plan to rid banks of bad loans faces plenty of roadblocks. Only time will tell if it can succeed TELECOMMUNICATIONS A Dell Smartphone Would Face Big Hurdles Instead of rushing to compete with the entrenched iPhone and BlackBerry, Michael Dell & Co. should consider making larger mobile Internet devices, or buying Palm TELECOMMUNICATIONS Will Xobni Help BlackBerry Take On the iPhone? RIM's $3.2 million investment should give the BlackBerry a smart app for managing e-mail in its war with Apple SMART ANSWERS Easing Access to Credit: Pros and Cons President Obama recently unveiled plans to spur lending to small businesses. Experts detail the benefits and drawbacks of taking on debt VIEWPOINT The Right People vs. Getting the People Right Now's the time to put your weakest players through a development program or make them available to the industry, says Keith McFarland GETTING STARTED America's Most Promising Startups Welcome to our ongoing series profiling startups from across the country. We'll be asking for your suggestions and adding profiles on a regular basis CHINA China Talks Tough with Call to Dump Dollar China's top central banker says it's time to replace the country's reliance on the dollar, but such a move likely won't happen any time soon COMPANIES Nespresso Pitches 'Luxury' Coffee for Lean Times The Nestlé unit is campaigning to sell premium-priced espresso machines and prepackaged coffee capsules to recession-plagued U.S. consumers AUTOS Billions for Auto Suppliers' Bailout Beleaguered parts makers could get as much as $5 billion in government funding "no matter what happens" to the car companies AUTOS Buick Earns Highest Dependability Marks But Toyota dominates J.D. Power's dependability ranking, with five of its models scoring in the top 10. Volkswagen and Suzuki place last NICK PASSMORE: WINE OF THE WEEK Classy Kiwi Sauvignon Blanc Shepherd's Ridge sauvignon blanc from New Zealand is not only a standout wine—it's also a terrific bargain INNOVATION NCIIA: Promoting Student Inventors The NCIIA's March Madness for the Mind is an annual competition that lets college students get their ideas closer to the marketplace INNOVATION What Can Tata's Nano Teach Detroit? As the commercial model of India's microcar is unveiled, U.S. carmakers would do well to learn from the innovations that brought it about DESIGN For Gloomy Times, New Products for the Home While buying a car might not be on the agenda these days, the International Home & Housewares Show presents more realistic indulgences INVESTING Toxic-Asset Plan: Tricky Times Ahead The Treasury's program to cleanse bank balance sheets may be hampered by banks' unwillingness to pony up bad loans—and investors' fears of political risk GENE MARCIAL'S STOCK PICKS Marcial: Core Labs, a Prime Pick in the Energy Patch Analysts expect the Dutch company, which helps oil and gas companies boost their output, to benefit from its savvy technology and strength overseas BW MALL SPONSORED LINKS
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