Business Week - 15 February 2010 PDF
Name Digital Magazine: Business Week
Year: 2010
Issue: February
Country: US
Language: English
Format magazine: PDF
Pages: 87 pages
Size: 6 Mb
About Business Week:
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 - 15 February 2010 PDF:
34 | AT&T’s iProblem Securing exclusive rights to the iPhone seemed like a masterstroke. But the iPhone explosion has overwhelmed AT&T’s mobile network and sparked a consumer rebellion. What can Ma Bell do? 46 | Take Your Meds, Exercise—and Spend Billions The U.S. is about to commit big money to so-called disease management as one solution to rising health-care costs. But there’s scant evidence it lowers costs 52 | Getting Over the JetBlues Ousted afer his airline’s disastrous performance during a 2007 ice storm, JetBlue founder David Neeleman went seeking redemption and found it in a low-cost Brazilian airline The Week in Business 06 | Executive Summary Obama’s budget; Greece’s woes; China’s ire 13 | At the Table Charlie Rose talks with the NBA’s David Stern about guns, gambling, and goodness 16 | Business Outlook Peter Coy: U.S. debt is near a tipping point 17 | Numbers Going for Olympic gold will cost Canada and NBC New Business 18 | Geithner’s Tormentor GOP Rep. Darrell Issa taps into public anger over Wall Street bailouts What’s Next 56 | Learning from Business Charter school powerhouse KIPP takes a page from Good to Great 58 | Novartis’ Speed Demon Meet the quick-thinking new CEO 59 | Labor’s Grand Tour U.S. Unions are taking the fi ght to European employers’ home turf 60 | Go Global, Think Local Time Warner’s push for growth overseas 61 | Mobile Net? Nah India’s reluctant users dim hopes for 3G profi ts 62 | Japanese Import China’s automakers are hiring Japan’s car guys 63 | Guess Who Wins Again How low interest rates benefi t banks Business Views 78 | Television Walter Kirn on the mythmaking of Undercover Boss 80 | Tech & You Rich Jaroslovsky on making the iPad an iMust-Have 21 | Oh, What a (Hideous) Feeling Toyota’s tough road back 23 | Who Needs an IPO? Hot tech startups opt out of going public 24 | Swine Flu Lessons Learning from the pandemic that wasn’t 26 | Risk Returns Wall Street regains its appetite for exotic investments 27 | Indian Infl ation Prices are at decade-highs 28 | All That Glitters Bright prospects for platinum and palladium 30 | Silvio vs. Rupert Berlusconi and Murdoch battle to rule Italian TV 31 | Reading Keynes in Tehran Opening a B-school in Iran 64 | What’s Good for Goldman… Lowering risk for small biz loans 66 | Patent Troll? Acacia Research’s foes say it is one. Inventors diff er Personal Business 68 | Money Report Stellar profi ts for Netfl ix; a closer look at earnings; rising stock dividends for 2010 69 | Retiring Wisdom Retirees look back at their best and worst moves to help you avoid pitfalls 72 | Fixing Your Bond Mix With higher interest rates on the horizon, it’s time to diversify 77 | 401(k) Outlook The company match makes a comeback 82 | Books Paulson: On the Brink 84 | Outside Shot Bill Clinton on how business investment can help re-create Haiti 83 | Company Index
