Business Week - 11 January 2010 PDF for iPad
Year: 2010
Issue: January
Country: US
Language: English
Format magazine: True PDF
Pages: 71 pages
Size: 14.6 Mb
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BusinessWeek Magazine prepares you to succeed in today's complex economy. You'll find in-depth coverage of the latest trends in technology, finance and management. Our insight and analysis helps you succeed, personally and professionally. Setting the industry standard for news about business and the economy, BusinessWeek was first published in 1929 and is owned by McGraw-Hill. A valuable resource for job-seekers, small and large companies and anyone involved in the business world, BusinessWeek gives readers reliable and respected perspectives on the economy today. Stories range from company profiles, interviews with high-profile business men and women, the pitfalls and successes of various companies around the world and developments within business and the economy at large. For over 15 years BusinessWeek has published an annual ranking of business school MBA programs in the United States which is looked at as the standard and authoritative voice on schools.
Content issue Business Week - 11 January 2010 PDF:
24 | What Crackdown? The stock market has recovered. Big banks are out of danger. But has the moment for meaningful fi nancial reform passed us by? The inside story of what happened when a troubled piece of legislation met the New Democratic Coalition 30 | China’s Bubble Apartment values are doubling on the mainland, and buyers are snapping up property even as entire new cities sit empty. It sure looks like a real estate bubble—one that could devastate China’s economy 36 | A GI Bill of Goods For-profi t colleges are aggressively recruiting active-duty students, enticing them with free textbooks or laptops and promises of fast, easy diplomas. But the students may fi nd their degrees aren’t worth much in the real world COVER ILLUSTRATION BY EDEL RODRIGUEZ; (TOP) PHOTOGRAPH BY STEVE JONES 44 | Paradise Lost on Sea Island A.W. “Bill” Jones III wanted to turn his resort on Sea Island into the Pebble Beach of the East, complete with million-dollar-plus condos. Instead, it became a cautionary tale of the perils of insider lending The Week in Business 06 | Executive Summary Retail leaps; trouble for China Mobile; crude futures keep rising; toward a cleaner Chinese power grid 11 | At the Table Charlie Rose talks fi nancial reform with former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker 14 | Business Outlook Mark Gilbert says the Fed’s next act— craf ing a return to normalcy— could be its toughest to pull off 15 | Numbers U.S. unemployment, now at a 26-year high, isn’t likely to fall for years What’s Next 50 | Fear of the E-Book The Kindle is a smash for Amazon— but it has petrifi ed publishers fi ghting back 53 | MS Breakthroughs The FDA is on the brink of approving muchimproved treatments for multiple sclerosis. Which drugmaker stands to benefi t the most? 54 | Hollywood vs. Netfl ix Studios are wary as the company keeps seeking better deals on DVDs and video streaming 56 | Stephen Ross’s New Gig The billionaire real estate developer is looking to snap up failed banks, with the FDIC’s blessing Business Views 64 | Tech & You Rich Jaroslovsky on reaching instant-PC nirvana 66 | Books McCracken: Chief Culture Offi cer New Business 16 | India in Ohio Municipalities and states are rolling out the red carpet for Tata, Wipro, and other subcontinent outsourcers 18 | How to Measure Emissions Researchers worry that inaccurate counts could have dire environmental and fi nancial repercussions 20 | IPO Revival The number of deals could double in 2010, sparking a modest turnaround 22 | Apple’s Dark Horse The iPhone gets most of the attention, but the iPod touch is soaring 57 | Selling the Zappos Culture The shoe retailer is marketing its playful, customer-friendly model in two-day, $4,000 seminars Personal Business 58 | Money Report Stocks to watch in 2010; tracking the S&P 500; yields on 10-year Treasuries 59 | How To Play It Fund manager Jeff Gary of Third Avenue Focused Credit Fund says there are still opportunities in distressed debt 60 | How Good Is Your 401(k)? With its vast, free database, researcher BrightScope could alter the retirement landscape much as Morningstar changed funds 68 | Outside Shot Af er instituting a round of layoff s, don’t neglect to manage the survivors, says former GE human resources VP Bill Conaty 67 | Company Index
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