Our National Bailout Slam
Sure, the financial crisis is economically horrific. But it's inspiring some top-notch comic poems and videos
White House Pledges Auto Help
President Bush indicates he won't let the auto companies collapse. The Treasury may tide Detroit over with bank-bailout funds
A Housing Standoff
Clashing proposals over how to rescue the housing market have led to a split in Washington that may not be resolved until Obama takes over
- Plus: What the Housing Experts See Ahead
- Plus: Should You Refinance Now?
- Slide Show: Are We Close to the Bottom?
Sirius XM's Dual Concerns: Debt, Delisting
As it tries to refinance $1 billion in debt due in '09, the satellite radio company faces shareholder opposition to a stock plan aimed at avoiding Nasdaq delisting
Need a Loan? Tap Your 401(k), Without Penalty
New firms such as BeneTrends and Guidant Financial are helping entrepreneurs take advantage of an obscure tax law
ExecutiveSummary
Hedge fund investors could lose $50 billion in scam, retail sales fell again in November, and other news from around the Web
Dialogue with Readers
Auto Bailout Collapses on Wages
How the iPhone Reshaped the Industry
The U.S. Economy's Best Bet: The Intangible Sector
U.S. Is Losing Global Cyberwar, Commission Says
Investing
Investing Insights: Never Mind Wall Street, Watch D.C.
BW's Ben Steverman says investors should beef up on their Washington politics research, since federal action holds the key to the future of autos and other sectors
S&P Ratings on Automakers' Dire Situation
Stocks: A Welcome Change in Tone
Stocks Finish with Gains
S&P Picks and Pans: GM, Bank of America, United Technologies, Legg Mason, BorgWarner
Analyst Actions: Waters, Andersons
Technology
Palm Needs One Good Phone
Can new products revive the lagging smartphone maker's fortunes—and those of its top investor, Elevation Partners?
Tech Trends to Expect in 2009
Did Video Startups Not Get the Memo on the Economy?
The Greening of the Corporation
Global Business
Alcatel-Lucent's Perpetual Turnaround
Alcatel-Lucent CEO Verwaayen announced a reorganization and a new strategy for the struggling telecom equipment maker
The Foreigners at the Top of LG
China's Chery Gets Closer to Being a World Player
EU Leaders Near Deal on Recovery Plan
Russian Economy: From Bad to Worse
A Slight Boost for Hong Kong Disneyland
Innovation & Design
Motorola's Emergency Strategy
It's launching the APX 7000, a multi-band radio to coordinate communication between police, medical technicians, and firefighters
Video: Why Is Kindle Winning the E-Reader War?
Podcast: Nestlé's Collaborative Strategies
Japanese Cars: Designs for a Crowded Globe
Small Business
When It's Time to Buy Instead of Lease
With interest rates and real estate prices low in many places, consider whether buying property is right for your small business
The Right Number of Shareholders for Your Company
Making the Drought in the South Pay
Podcast: How to Handle Layoffs
Today's Tip: Identifying Solid Business Opportunities
Managing
Allianz CEO Explains 'Suitability'
What's a chief suitability officer? Allianz CEO Gary Bhojwani says his new CSO will advocate for consumers
Barbarians in Hibernation
Beyond Survival: Winning in a Global Recession
The Reunion as Yardstick
Innovation for the Recession
The World's Most Influential Companies
Business Schools
Student Loans: Hard Times for Private Lenders
There's little appetite for securities backed by private lenders—but Uncle Sam appears to be picking up the slack
The Sloan Journey
Lifestyle
Real Estate Winners and Losers 2008
While some markets saw home values slide by as much as 40%, others rose. They weren't all wealthy enclaves either. Working-class Utica, N.Y., was up 7%
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