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  • Slaughter Summary
    Jul 04, 2008 Business Week
    July 4 - At this week's Investment Policy Committee meeting, we discussed the poor market performance in the second quarter and the outlook for the rest of 2008.
  • Weak Job Markets Will Curb Inflation
    Jul 03, 2008 Business Week
    Unemployment is rising, but inflation driven by higher energy and food prices cannot spread to other sectors because the buying power of wages is falling sharply.
  • Wall Street Mulls Jobs Report
    Jul 03, 2008 Business Week
    July 3, 2008 1:15 pm ET—Wall Street digested the June jobs report showing employers cut 62,000 jobs during the month.
  • Consumers Take Center Stage
    Jul 03, 2008 Business Week
    July 3 - The consumer has both positive and negative news for the economy. On the negative side consumer confidence continues to decline but on the positive side consumers seems happy to spend their rebate checks.
  • Stocks Trying For Green
    Jul 03, 2008 Business Week
    July 3, 2008 10:15 am ET— Stocks up as oil prices rise
  • Stocks Seeing Green
    Jul 02, 2008 Business Week
    July 2, 2008, 10:15 a.m. ET - Stocks in the green despite a rise in oil prices
  • The New Direction of Design
    Jul 02, 2008 Business Week
    BusinessWeek Innovation chief Bruce Nussbaum talks to Frank Tyneski, IDSA's Ducati-driving executive director about new directions for design and innovation
  • Retirement Real Estate
    Jul 02, 2008 Business Week
    You don't have to look far for a place to spend your golden years. Consider your current home--with just a few adjustments.
  • Unique Vacation Policy
    Jul 02, 2008 Business Week
    IT consulting firm Bluewolf doesn't restrict the vacation time of employees. We spoke with workers in the New York office about how they take advantage of this policy.
  • Oil Spikes to New High
    Jul 02, 2008 Business Week
    July 2, 2008 4:15PM EST - Oil hits a new high after a mixed report on weekly inventory levels. General Motors stock tumbled today after a downgrade.
  • Red Arrows for Stocks
    Jul 01, 2008 Business Week
    July 1, 2008 10:15 am ET‹ Stocks are starting the third quarter right where they left off in the second quarter: Lower.
  • Hitting a Retirement Bull's Eye
    Jul 01, 2008 Business Week
    As target-date funds continue to evolve, Kristi Mitchem of Barclays Global Investors sees more diversified asset mixes and new features for retirement investors.
  • Automakers Report Plunging Sales
    Jul 01, 2008 Business Week
    July 1, 2008, 4:15 p.m. ET – The automakers had a tough month in June, posting plunging sales. Ford's sales were down 19% and Toyota's fell as well, but GM's fell less than expected
  • What Case Did at Aon
    Jul 01, 2008 Business Week
    Keith Walsh, an analyst for Citigroup, discusses why CEO Case's efforts to turn around Aon worked--and what is still left to do to satisfy investors
  • More Bad News
    Jul 01, 2008 Business Week
    June 30 - The news is bad. Earnings, especially Financials and Consumer Discretionary, which were originally expected to rebound this quarter, are now expected to be down again.
  • Gregory Case, Aon CEO
    Jul 01, 2008 Business Week
    Gregory Case, CEO of Aon Corp., discusses how he turned the troubled company around
  • Green Arrows for Stocks
    Jun 30, 2008 Business Week
    June 30, 2008 10:15 a.m. ET-Stocks off to a positive start after Friday's sell-off. The Dow's worst June since the Depression. Will there be any recovery on the last day of the month?
  • Oil Soars to New Record
    Jun 30, 2008 Business Week
    Crude rose to its 20th all time high this quarter on worries supplies from Iran may be disrupted. Campbell Soup announces a buyback plan and H&R Block bounces back from a loss.
  • The Demise of the IPO?
    Jun 30, 2008 Business Week
    ixon Doll of venture capital firm DCM, and National Venture Capital president Mark Heesen, sit down with BusinessWeek editor Spencer Ante to talk about hard times in the U.S. IPO market.