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Campbell Earnings
Campbell Soup’s fiscal third-quarter results are expected to be flat. Earnings per share should drop a penny from the same quarter a year ago, to 44¢.
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Credit Card Practices
The Fed cracks down on unfair and deceptive practices in the credit card business. We look at tricks of the trade like hidden fees and unexpected hikes in borrowers' interest rates
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Unpaid Internships? No Such Thing
College students who serve as interns in order to train for their desired professions and receive only college credit--or sometimes just the experience--in return, are not being exploited. Pro or con?
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Top Stories
GM: Live Green or Die
The lumbering, money-losing giant finally sees that gas engines are a losing bet. But is it too late?
Oil's Murky Outlook
With reliable data scarce, it's almost impossible to say where prices will go
The Majors Look West, Again
After years of chasing reserves in exotic locales, Big Oil is taking another shot at North American deposits
The Business Week
News You Need to Know
The Return of Two Recession Fighters
A Dearth of New Deals, but Some Big Transactions
Online Extra: Figures of the Week (.pdf)
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BTW: Pregnancy Bias at Work, A Virtual Berlin Wall, Back-of-the-Napkin Books, and More
David Hightower on the Explosion in Commodities Markets
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Why HP's Deal Is a Head-Scratcher
What the Doctors Aren't Disclosing
The Brewing Credit-Card Storm
What's Next
Big Business Starts to Sour on Vista
That Wave of Retirees? Not So Big
At Best Buy, Marketing Goes Micro
India Plays Catch-Up in Africa
China: Why Western B-Schools Are Leaving
Golf & The Business Life
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