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Well-designed inside and out, the new Outlook crossover may be the best vehicle that seats seven that GM has ever made
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Microsoft's new OS has a surprising answer to the question, How many geeks does it take to shut down a computer?
Thanks to the contracting manufacturing sector and a drop in construction spending, expectations for fourth-quarter GDP growth have been lowered
GM's CEO has slashed $9 billion in costs and eked out a profit. That buys him time to cut billions more
Google and YouTube are dangling nine-figure sums in front of major programming and network players
A new video-on-demand deal is only the beginning of a new era of cooperation between the cable giant and the Magic Kingdom
While hopes remain high for Pfizer's new cholesterol drug, the pharma giant is ready to run a leaner operation and look beyond its own labs
S&P's latest screen finds seven outfits that have been able to grow both revenues and earnings per share at impressive rates
After a much-contested election, Felipe Calderón takes the oath of office, promising reforms and welcoming his foes
It takes more than just a pretty facade to win a BusinessWeek/Architectural Record Award
Looking beyond the luxury models on display, energy diversity is the theme this year in Los Angeles
Mobile businesses are a fast-growing sector of the franchise industry due to growing demand by office workers, and low startup costs
A Georgia grad spends summers running an eco-tourism company in Mexico. Here's a typical day—in and out of the water
A well-researched portrait of the real Walt Disney is at times plodding and overwhelmingly detailed
For second-home buyers, Vermont offers natural beauty and luxury properties at a fraction of the price of the Hamptons or the Vineyard
We look at the most talked-about coffee-table books this holiday, including Annie Leibovitz' A Photographer's Life and Cartoon America: Comic Art in the Library of Congress.
From classics like baseball bats and toy trains to a trip to Disney World, these gift suggestions are guaranteed to light up children's faces
At this year's Beijing auto show, China will introduce high-end vehicles it hopes will compete in both the international and the domestic markets