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America’s Gift to Rival Economies? The Absurd H-1B Visa Cap
Visa holders earn far more in the U.S. than back at home—a sign that U.S. employers are getting real value from bringing them ashore
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The New Role of the CIO
Today's information officer needs to know how technology can increase sales, not just reduce costs or improve clerical productivity
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Immigration Reform Brightens After Senate Vote
A Senate panel compromises, and U.S. immigration reform advances
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Tesla Pays Off Its $465 Million 'Loser' Loan
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Did Apple Pare Its Tax Bill With a 'Double Irish?'
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It's Not a UFO! A Strange Solar-Powered Plane Is Crossing the U.S.
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For a Bigger Chinese Box Office, Hollywood Hires Chinese Actors
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As Fox's 'American Idol' Audience Ages, CBS Wins Younger Viewers
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NFL Running Back Warrick Dunn Joins the Ranks of MBAs
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Why It's Riskier to Lend to East Coast Small Businesses
The West's housing rebound is helping small companies while delinquency rates remain higher along the Eastern seaboard, says a new report
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Waiting on Disaster Loans, Vermont Sues a Patent Troll, Yelp Pressure: May 23
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Not Green, Just Soylent: Is This the Future of Food?
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Gizmos for Youngsters
Back-to-school shopping is more than just finding the right pencils, lunch pails, and protractors. Parents now have to consider a wide range of high-tech gadgets for pupils and preschoolers alike.
But much should you spend on a netbook for the teen? Which Web sites are safe, educational—and fun—for preteens? BusinessWeek and Cookie magazine paired up to find which products from V-Tech, LeapFrog, Hasbro (HAS), Mattel (MAT), Apple (AAPL), Sony (SNE), Electronic Arts (ERTS) and others make the list of 50 best tech products for children. This slide show starts with gadgets suitable for babies, then moves to toddlers, preteens, tweens, and young adults.
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