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Top talent has never been more valuable, nor the competition for it more fierce. In this issue we profile 12 leaders who are one step from superstardom. They're not CEOs yet, but they're on deck -- at the biggest companies on the planet. Learn from them. (more)
They're already major players. And they have what it takes to go all the way. (more)
Stop dreaming about hydrogen. Ethanol is the answer to our energy dilemma. It's clean and green and it runs in today's cars. And in a generation, it could replace gas. (more)
Fujio Mitarai has turned his camera company into a profit engine. Now his sights are set on flat-screen TV. (more)
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Move over, Jack Welch. From Apple to Pixar, Steve Jobs is showing why he's the model CEO for the 21st century. (more)
One thing's for sure about the Boston Scientific/Johnson & Johnson bidding war: The winner will pay too much. (more)
The S&P; had a measly return of 4.9 percent. Securities firms gave out a record $21.5 billion in year-end bonuses. That's fair. (more)
After all the talk about HD and new chips, the console war may come down to availability. (more)
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Icahn is not going away. (more)
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Technical analysts see a major correction on the way. (more)
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A sports-centric guy phone offers real-time scores analysis, even video highlights -- and ushers in a new era of specialized handsets. (more)
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The country's largest public companies. (more)
Fujio Mitarai has turned his Japanese camera company into a profit engine. Now his sights are set on flat-screen TV. (more)
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THE DUEL BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND Dubai for control of Britain's venerable Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co. is not so much a bidding war as a proxy battle joined by two tiny, rich city-states intent on invading each other's territory with fat checkbooks. (more)
Patrick Ricard has turned a family pastis company into a global drinks giant. Now he's going after No. 1. (more)
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