How France's 'Charlie Hebdo' Became a Terrorist Target

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	How France's 'Charlie Hebdo' Became a Terrorist Target The satirical weekly based in Paris is witty, irreverent, fearless-and an established target for terrorism even before Wednesday's deadly attack. Carol Matlack on the magazine that keeps poking fun at Islam. Plus, #JeSuisCharlie rallies spread across Europe. McDonald's Turnaround Plan Is So 1990s Not much has changed in 17 years since McDonald's last tired to battle back from a long sales slum. The newest ideas for reforms and even the language used by executives echo across the decades. Your Next Password Is Unhackable, Unforgettable, and Not Even a Password The best way to keep our data secure is not with a string of alphanumeric characters. At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, several companies want to turn our individual biometric stamps into the passwords of the future. See our full coverage of the best and worst from CES. Goldman's Oil Guru: The $50 Barrel Is Right on Time Over the past century, the average length of an oil supply cycle is about 25 to 30 years. That's how Goldman's Jeff Currie understands the ongoing collapse of oil prices. Wet Seal to Employees: Surprise-You're Out of a Job Another teen girl clothing retailer runs into trouble.
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