Ten cities investors will target in 2009.
America needs to regain her faith and get back to work. It's a new beginning--just like it was in 1981
To me, he cuts a symbolic figure as our first cosmopolitan president. He is, that is, a citizen of the world. I project cosmopolitanism onto Obama because of his background: The Kansan mother and Kenyan father, the upbringing in Hawaii and Indonesia. His political birth took place in Chicago. But to me Obama is a global citizen in the most reassuring way.
They'll mostly fall within five main areas and 22 specific job titles.
Boosters say megafests like the inauguration and the Super Bowl mean boom times for host cities. They don't.
Ever since he ran for the Senate in 2004, Barack Obama has had a wealth of 10-figure tycoons advising--and funding--him.
The best way to note Obama's historical swearing in is in stylish, but subdued, duds.
This weekend, America's capital city will welcome thousands of government officials and dignitaries from the US and around the world. Over 10,000 buses will carry 500,000 riders into Washington, DC, doubling the city's population. On Inauguration Day, the Metro is expected to have a 17-hour rush hour. District bars will be open 24 hours a day for five straight days.To manage an event of this scale, the District of Columbia will spend a mammoth $47 million. It is not enough.
The global universal banking concept doesn't work and the Citigroup colossus ought to be dismantled as quickly as possible. But the dismantling needs to be done by someone who believes that it's the right strategy for recovering shareholder value.
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' cultish following is creepy, but his resemblance to Thomas Edison is uncanny.
There are 21 chief executives no older than 40 who run US public companies worth at least $500 million. Here's who they are.
Indian IT company joins Enron, WorldCom and Societe Generale on list of notorious corporate frauds.
A percentage of Google traffic is stripped of identifying information. Why?
Report recommends government open up to cooperation with private sector.
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Timely tips for calculating the right pay package for big decision-makers.
The Forbes.com Investor Team speculates about the next catastrophe. Could be autos, or could be a major endowment or pension fund.
Look beyond your income statement for more meaningful metrics.
When it comes to schools, there are no quick fixes, discovers Bill Gates.
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