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Robert L. Stone, 87, Who Oversaw Rapid Growth at Hertz, Dies
Mr. Stone was a former chief executive of the Hertz Corporation and a former top executive at Columbia Pictures.
Nigerians can sue US drugs firm
A US court allows Nigerian families to sue drugs giant Pfizer in the US, over its alleged role in a drugs testing scandal.
Japan announces Asia aid package
Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso announces a $17bn aid package to help Asian countries weather the economic downturn.
PM says 'no clear map' for crisis
Gordon Brown says there is no precedent for global financial crisis, and the world must come together to solve it.
Roche confident of success in Genentech bid: paper
Reuters - Swiss drugmaker Roche is confident that it will succeed in its bid for U.S. biotechnology group Genentech Inc , the Swiss drugmaker's chairman was quoted as saying in comments released on Saturday.
Steep Slide in Economy as Unsold Goods Pile Up
The gross domestic product saw its biggest contraction in 26 years in the quarter, adding to the urgency of a stimulus package to rein in the recession.
Crisis may 'spark social unrest'
Europe faces a risk of more social unrest unless measures are taken to tackle the economic crisis, France's finance minister says.
Cybercrime threat rising sharply
The threat of cybercrime is rising rapidly and attacks can threaten whole economies, warn experts at the World Economic Forum.
Ministers promise 2009 trade deal
Trade ministers from 24 countries pledge to agree a long-debated global trade deal by the end of this year.
BP investors concerned about new chairman plan: report
Reuters - BP chairman Peter Sutherland has agreed to extend his tenure into the autumn amid growing shareholder disquiet over the company's choice of successor, the Financial Times reported on Saturday.
Our Love Affair With Malls Is on the Rocks
Americans have long been married to the shopping mall, but it is now the bad partner we can?t, and mustn?t, leave.
Fisher Island: Still a Refuge, but Not From the Downturn
About a quarter of the condos in one of the country?s wealthiest communities are up for sale, and few are finding buyers.
Fair Game: Following Clues the S.E.C. Didn?t
Given the crisis of confidence in our markets, the story of how Allied Capital quelled its critics and managed its regulator is intriguing.
Google Error Sends Warning Worldwide
Google?s Internet search service malfunctioned for nearly 55 minutes on Saturday morning.
News Analysis: Reinvention or Recovery?
Can the government fashion a fast and efficient economic stimulus while also seizing the moment to remake America?
Preoccupations: Handing Out the Pink Slips Can Hurt, Too
The president of Accolo said, while he may have sounded calm while explaining layoffs to his staff, he was shell-shocked like everyone else.
Unboxed: Disruptive Innovation, Applied to Health Care
Technological advances are making it possible to envision a health care system that provides more individualized care without necessarily increasing costs, some experts say.
Novelties: ?Fantastic Voyage,? Revisited: The Pill That Navigates
Philips Research has developed a prototype for a pill that can navigate toward a specific spot in the body and deposit its medicine there, radioing dispatches to the doctor as it travels.
Economic View: Recession Can Change a Way of Life
Something terrible has happened in the U.S. economy. But a deeper look at the downturn, and the social changes it is bringing, shows a more complex picture.
Fundamentally: It?s a Great Time for a Makeover
Some planners say the bear market has given investors a rare opportunity: they can completely refashion their portfolios with little or no tax consequence.
The Shipping Container as Building Block
A competition posed architects with an extensive challenge: create an urban multifamily mixed-use project, using the containers as building blocks.
Spotlight: Putting Capital at the Top of the Menu
With the economy in a tailspin and credit tight, restaurants across the country are feeling the pinch, but perhaps nowhere more so than in Manhattan.
Why the Sting of Layoffs Can Be Sharper for Men
Differences in ?his? and ?her? layoffs are beginning to take shape as job losses mount ? revealing gender dynamics that may not have been as apparent when the Dow was at 14,000.
The Count: Making a Profit by Appealing to Necessity
Want to make sure of a profit during a recession? Don?t become involved in an industry known for its fun and whimsy.
2009?s First Month Disappoints Investors
The stock market fell for a fourth consecutive week on poor earnings reports and on data showing that the economy contracted in the fourth quarter at the fastest pace in a quarter-century.
Letters: Adding Up the Problem
Robert J. Shiller?s proposal for subsidizing financial advice should be supplemented by improvements in basic education for Americans.
Letters: The Possibility of Failure
A recent column argued that letting Lehman Brothers fail was a mistake, but the possibility of failure is absolutely essential if we want managers to behave prudently.
All May Not Be Lost for the American Car
But first the auto industry has to survive the next few years.
Consumed: Dumb and Dumber 2.0
An old joke gets a digital remake ? and attracts consumers in a down economy.
Career Coach: How to Overcome a Job-Hopping History
You can minimize the appearance of job-hopping by focusing your résumé on your career history rather than your job history.
The Boss: Teamwork, Then and Now
When I look back, I realize I?ve asked myself three questions about each job I?ve taken: Is it interesting? Will I learn a lot? Who will I work for?
Financial rescue plan delayed a week: CNN
Reuters - Announcement of President Barack Obama's financial rescue plan will be pushed back a week to the second week of February due to complications, CNN reported on Saturday, citing administration sources.
Obama administration says rescue plan "on track"
Reuters - An official in President Barack Obama's administration said on Saturday the announcement of a rescue plan for the financial system was running on schedule.
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