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Top Stories
New Challenges for BP in Russia
Who's behind the mysterious brokerage called Tetlis, and why don't they want BP experts working at the oil company's Russian subsidiary?
Sainsbury's Results Cheer British Retail
The supermarket group met or beat all targets on completion of its three-year turnaround plan, and that's good news for consumer spending
Brussels Mulls Crackdown on Car Ads
The EU may regulate auto advertising. German manufacturers and media warn the financial effects could be devastating
European Integration: What's the Rush?
Joining the eurozone can mean higher inflation for the new member, but if that brings structural reform, the euro is still a good thing
Know-It-All Sat-Navs on the Way
Coming soon to London: Satellite navigation technology, with a detailed map of the city, that will tell drivers when to slow down
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Companies
Verizon Snubs Google's Platform
Money Shines on Israeli Solar Startup
Airbus Confirms Further A380 Delay
The 2008 European BusinessWeek 50
BW 50: Deutsche Börse Wears the Crown
Technology
Belfast David Takes On Tech Goliaths
High Tech Puts Israel in the Black
Facebook's New Friends Abroad
iPhone Out of Stock After Price Cut
Autos
The World's Newest, Fastest Car?
Tip-Top Testarossa
Audi, VW Must Share U.S. Factory
Swedish Meatballs: Saab and Volvo
Energy & Environment
Oil's Murky Math
German Beehives Hit by Mass Die-Off
What's Right with Biofuels
Overseas Utilities Look to the U.S.
Finance, Markets & Investing
Barclays Poaches M&A Team from ABN
HSBC Predicts More U.S. Woes
BW 50: Mining's Glittering Future
Investment Banks Eye Africa for Growth
Economics & Policy
Russia's Medvedev Gets Down to Business
Pan-Europe Transport Links Lag Schedule
What If Britain's Poles Went Home?
Spanish Property Market in Freefall
Management & Learning
Airbus' Cost-Cuts Don't Fly
Best Buy Barges into Europe
Accelerated MBAs Are Gaining Ground
Why Deutsche Telekom Wants Sprint Nextel
Innovation & Design
Europe Plans Manned Spaceship
BW 50: ASML Leads in Nanotechnology
The Tech Behind the Beijing Olympics
Special Report: European Innovation
Reader Poll: Special Issue
Viewpoint: Sarah Lacy
Israeli Tech Sends Mixed Messages
Many of the country's tech startups have moved to Silicon Valley or set up outposts there. Now they need to innovate and take risks at home
Investing: Europe
BoE Holds Rates on Inflation Fears
As food prices rise, the Bank of England keeps interest rates unchanged—to the dismay of retailers and industry
European Innovation
Special Report: European Innovation
Companies, such as retailers Inditex and H&M, are using the resiliency honed in famously inhospitable home markets to succeed overseas
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