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How my vendetta against the Benetton family was born
Another cashier reads from a script; another rent is torn in the fabric of civilized society. There is no escape. But we can bitch.
Is Obama a protectionist?
In Michigan, the candidate says we can't turn back the tide of globalization, but not all trade agreements make sense. Is he contradicting himself? Or just being nuanced?
Gas prices and bicycles
A short and sweet equation
U.S. aircraft carrier "propa-manga"
As the nuclear-powered George Washington sails toward Japan, the Navy attempts to win Japanese hearts and minds with a comic book.
Saudi Arabia to the rescue?
The New York Times says the kingdom is planning to pump more oil than ever. But energy traders shrug, and prices hit another record high
Graduation day
Guess whose name kept popping up at elementary and middle school commencement ceremonies in Berkeley, California? Hint: It wasn't John McCain's
The joys of being a friend of Angelo Mozilo
Portfolio Magazine has the scoop on exactly how Washington insiders benefited from Countrywide's care and affection
Tell us how you really feel about Social Security, John McCain
On Thursday the candidate said he had "never" supported privatization. Did he forget his vote for George Bush's Social Security plan?
Ask the pilot
The smell of smoke in the cockpit, and it's back to Boston for a planeload of fixated Japanese tourists.
Obama's new pro Wal-Mart economist
Organized labor isn't crazy about Jason Furman, but he's still a far cry from what you'll find on the other side of the political aisle
Again: The new iPhone is not "half the price" of the old one
Digging in on the iPhone price tag.
As promised, an economic stimulus
Americans boosted their shopping in May. What happened to all those well-meaning promises to pay down debt and sock away savings?
The king of beer mergers
Will patriotic Americans stand by while a foreign brewery chugs down red-white-and-blue Budweiser? Or will they say, good riddance!
Obama's big fat Countrywide mess
Whether he jumped or was pushed, veep vetter James Johnson is gone. Will the campaign do better the next time it gets caught in a toxic housing bust tarpit?
The mystery of Obamacon-ism
Milton Friedman's son thinks Barack Obama is not so bad. What has the world come to?
Glassdoor.com shows Apple's minions work for peanuts
A new site will tell you if your bosses are underpaying you.
Oil executives: "What do they know?"
A lobbyist for the futures industry dismisses talk of a fundamental price for oil, and threatens "retaliation" if U.S. politicians boost regulation.
The perils of international online dating
Can an e-mail trail help determine whether a marriage was made in "good faith"?
Does OPEC want Obama to win?
A lawsuit filed in federal court on Monday alleges the oil cartel is attempting to interfere with the November election. If true, OPEC has sadly misjudged the situation.
Hop aboard my Smart car taxi!
If you're in San Francisco, let me give you a ride.
Land of the free, home of the underinsured
An explanation for American anxiety attacks -- a sharp decline in the quality of health insurance during the Bush economy.
Judge's "fire in the hole" YouTube punishment makes matters worse
A stupid prank -- kids throw drinks at drive-through workers -- hits the big time.
Oil price conspiracy theorists: Rev your engines
Last week short-sellers bet that the price of oil would drop. They were very wrong, but sooner or later they'll be right -- at least for a little while.
How high gas prices could make the world a safer place
No more road rage. As every Prius driver knows, maximizing fuel economy leads to Zen peace, safer streets, and joy everlasting
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