Technology & Business

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A toddler takes on edu-toys
Will these LeapFrog gizmos teach your kid something, or just irritate you?
Europe, the vampire mode slayer
The E.U. takes steps to regulate standby power consumption by appliances. So what's the U.S. doing?
Hurricane Iran
More storms, more Mideast turmoil, more fun with the price of oil
One nation, not just speaking English
Barack Obama wonders what's up with all those "English-only" whiners. Learn Spanish, already
World Bank downplays biofuel bombshell report
But did Bank president Robert Zoellick just say that the Bush administration's figures on food prices were not to be believed?
Speculation and the price of oil
Two Hofstra economists take issue with Paul Krugman, citing evidence of "hoarding in the crude oil market"
Rich country, poor country, hot planet
Europe's head start on fighting climate change might offer some useful hints for the masters of the global economy currently meeting in Japan.
Free trade, but not for the flag
It is OK to burn Old Glory, if she's made in China?
American epitaph: "More is more"
The cultural relevance of 64-ounce sodas and Ford Expeditions.
A biofuel food-price bombshell
The U.K. Guardian reports some astonishing numbers from a "confidential" World Bank study on energy crops and grain prices.
Triumph of the low-carbon city dweller
Back to the land? Pfft. If you want to conserve energy, the cosmopolitan lifestyle is the way to go. You can look it up
Scary! YouTube ordered to hand your viewing history to Viacom
But there's a silver lining to one of the most bone-headed legal decisions in recent times.
Can immigrants save an aging Europe?
What happens to a society with a declining birth rate which refuses to open the door to outsiders?
A dream of Russian dandelions
The rising price of natural rubber is puncturing tire manufacturer profitability. But a weed grows in Uzbekistan...
Oil up, jobs down
Same old song and dance: A new record for the price of oil, and more bad employment numbers for the U.S. economy
Bear territory blues
It's official: The stock market bulls have left the building. What took them so long?
Obama's Indian electoral strategy
His campaign mentions the passing of a revered Indian general. McCain's doesn't. How's that going to play in the swing states?
The meaning of Starbucks
The coffee company announces plans to close 600 stores, while simultaneously watering down its primary house brew. As if we needed any more evidence that the economy is in the dregs.
Test drive: The Smart car is revolutionary
A car small enough to alter your relationship with the city.
The casino tycoon who loved China
All that cash the rest of the world is sending to China? Sheldon Adelson, the third-richest American, is recycling it.
Why Indian farmers lust after genetically modified eggplant
When you're going broke spraying pesticides that don't work, built-in resistance to nasty bugs starts looking mighty attractive.
Doug Fine's excellent nanny goat adventure
"Farewell, My Subaru" is a low-carbon "Odyssey," dripping with wry humor and fast food grease biofuel.
Wal-Mart's slow-food epiphany
The high price of gas is encouraging the world's biggest retailer to buy locally.
Worst. Encyclopedia. Ever.
Conservapedia launches attack on evolution. A scientist gets annoyed
The Barack Obama of automobiles?
General Motors is betting that the Chevy Volt will usher in the electric future. Promises, promises.
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