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In Major Shift, U.S. Imposes Tariffs on Some Chinese Paper
Trade and industry officials say the new policy could lead to duties on imports of Chinese steel, plastics, machinery and textiles.
Strike lifted at Brazil airports
Airports in Brazil return to normal after air traffic controllers end a strike over their working conditions.
In Major Shift, U.S. Imposes Tariffs on Chinese Paper
The U.S. is imposing duties on two Chinese makers of high-gloss paper, but trade and industry officials say the new policy could lead to tariffs on imports of Chinese steel, plastics, machinery and textiles.
Marseille port workers end strike
Workers at the port of Marseille end a strike that had threatened to cut off fuel supplies to much of France.
Brazil flights crippled by strike
Airports in Brazil return to normal after air traffic controllers end a strike over their working conditions.
The Bar Code Looks Different, and It Can Talk to Cellphones
With a wave, the phone can read encoded information on everyday objects and translate that into videos, pictures or text files on its screen.
New Bar Codes Can Talk With Your Cellphone
Software will let phones read encoded data on everyday objects to call up videos, pictures or text from the Internet.
In Big Shift, U.S. Imposes Tariffs on Chinese Paper
Officials said the new policy could lead to duties on imports of Chinese steel, plastics, machinery and textiles.
The End of the Line as They Know It
Detroit?s displaced are struggling to build new lives.
Borrowing Trouble
A class-action suit tests the practices of NovaStar Financial, a mortgage lender based in Kansas City, Mo.
What?s the One Thing Big Business and the Left Have in Common?
(Believe it or not, it could be a desire for universal health care.)
Digital Domain: If at First You Don?t Succeed, Write a Check
Microsoft?s new program to pay companies to use its search engine brings an entirely new approach to acquiring customers: buying them at wholesale, instead of retail.
Media Frenzy: Push Comes to Shove for Control of Web Video
Ads, even for YouTube, remain the name of the game.
Square Feet | Ventures: Why REIT Shoppers Are Heading to the Malls
Analysts say that space is tightest in the regional malls, which generally contain 400,000 to 800,000 square feet of enclosed real estate for department stores, specialty shops and, often, a food court.
Spending: A Nice Stiff Breeze, and a Nice Little Power Bill
As energy costs rise, more consumers are investing in wind turbines, aiming to take control of their household utilities and to cut their energy bills.
Novelties: For Chatting Face to Face, Webcams With a Clearer View
To tap the potential world of video buddies, manufacturers are offering high-quality portable Web cameras.
[TS] Fair Game: Cold Reality in Some Hot I.P.O.?s
To anyone with a memory going back more than five minutes, this year?s ratio of profitable to unprofitable I.P.O.?s is something of a danger sign.
The Goods: A Brighter Padlock, at Twice the Price
Appealing to students by using L.E.D. technology to make glow-in-the-dark locks.
Economic View: A Bridge Over the Atlantic, in Labor Policy
Competition from workers in China and other poor countries is pushing American and European policy makers to borrow from each other?s playbooks.
Re-Education
Can China create schools that foster openness, flexibility and innovation? And what happens to China if it does?
The Basics: Taking Aim at All Those Plastic Bags
Quick: Paper or plastic? Still not sure? Well, San Francisco has made its choice.
Off The Shelf: What Consultants May Not Know About Leadership
One view that emerges in Bill George?s book, ?True North: Discover Your Authentic Leadership,? is that the soul of leadership cannot be taught.
Strategies: How to See the Big Picture in Little Slices of the Market
Diversification, it turns out, is important not only in your overall portfolio, but also within the particular market sectors you favor.
Home Front: A Map for the Maze of Federal Contracts
Many small-business owners find the process of securing a federal supply contract frustrating.
The Boss: It?s Not All About the Process
?I got a heightened sense at a young age of what is right and what it is wrong,? said Andrew Prozes, chief executive, LexisNexis Group.
Career Couch: Want Recognition? Share the Limelight
Even if the project was yours and yours alone, modesty can be the best policy.
Investing: Interest-Rate Roulette: A Game of Many Dangers
A wrong guess on the Federal Reserve?s next move can hurt your portfolio.
The Count: Yes, Retirement Still Seems an Impossible Dream
It?s time for another retirement study to make you feel anxious and afraid.
Market Week: Looking for Signs of Stability in Job Tally
The softening economy is hitting us where we live, but so far there has been little discernible impact on where we work.
Suits: Oops, There Goes That Ferrari Enzo
It appears that Daniel Sadek, a real estate investor turned movie producer, got a rude surprise in the wake of filming ?Redline.?
DataBank: Bernanke Speaks, and the Market Retreats
The stock market dropped last week on Congressional testimony of Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, on Wednesday.
Brazil air chaos follows strike
Further chaos hits Brazil's airports after flights resume following an air traffic controllers' strike.
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