By being more corporate and less cool, IT firms are becoming as popular as banks
Our pick of the Japanese capital's edgy gallery scene The cavernous halls of the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition center in Odaiba see plenty of activity throughout the year, but none display as much unfettered creativity as the biannual Design Festa (designfesta.com). Th …
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By the time Barack Obama became President, the trail to Osama bin Laden had long gone cold. "I can only speak with authority through Feb. 15, 2009," said Michael Hayden, who was George W. Bush's last CIA director. "But at that point, when people would ask 'When's th …
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The fall of China's Bo Xilai is a sordid tale of money, death and how power corrupts It was 1998, and Chinese journalist Jiang Weiping had made an astonishing discovery. Jiang was covering the rise of China's most charismatic politician, Bo Xilai, and his alluring la …
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The fall of Bo Xilai signals a change in China's growth-at-any-cost model China is undergoing its version of an election cycle, with a once-in-a-decade leadership change in its top ranks. It's a much more dramatic--and perhaps more important--power transf …
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Tens of millions of young people are unemployed. How to get them jobs before they become unemployable--and erupt in fury Alex Rodrguez Toscano thought he had prepared himself well to compete in the 21st century. For five years, the Spanish economics major studied ha …
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America is the largest exporter of sperm. But what happens when all those kids grow up and decide to go looking for Daddy? For Shari Ann, good Canadian sperm was hard to find. As a single woman in her late 30s, she wanted to get pregnant and knew she didn't have much …
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All walks of life teemed aboard the RMS Titanic—from dollar dukes to striving immigrants. Little did they know how they would be betrayed.
In the wake of the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, some advice for young black boys By TOURÉ Many black families have been forced into uncomfortable but necessary conversations since the Feb. 26 killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. His death and the release of th …
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In just seven years, YouTube has become the most rapidly growing force in human history. Where does it go from here? For every minute that passes in real time, 60 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube. You can turn that number over in your mind as much …
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Campaign secrets I learned from Emily's List, which offers boot camp for women candidates By JOEL STEIN I was happy about the progress women have made in getting elected to office, until I found out who they're replacing: men. This November, there are a record 15 viable fem …
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It's the only way to deliver lower-cost health care--with better results By Fareed Zakaria Two years ago, Barack Obama signed into law the most comprehensive reform of American health care since Medicare. Most of its provisions haven't been implemented yet. But the debate about i …
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How 34-year-old Danish chef Ren Redzepi came to lead the latest revolution in European cuisine The man who runs the best restaurant in the world cannot afford his own home. He lives in an airy and light rented apartment in the old part of Copenhagen and cycles to work, pedaling …
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Fans Are Wild for the Understudy Point Guard Who Took Center Stage in New York-and Is Making Hoops History He slipped in the back of Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House in Manhattan on Feb. 16, and briefly it looked as if New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin might act …
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By Fareed Zakaria Why Israel and the U.S. must not launch a preventive strike against Iran President Obama has been trying to cool down the war fever that suddenly gripped Washington early this month. But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit and the flurry of s …
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by Rebecca Frayn Aung San Suu Kyi gave up her husband, her children, and 22 years of her life to fight for democracy in Burma. With elections just weeks away, filmmaker Rebecca Frayn reports on this woman's long story of sacrifice as it reaches an extraordinary climax …
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At age 89, you're writing a new series, Stan Lee's Mighty 7, in which you're a character training aliens to be superheroes. There haven't been any iconic new superheroes in decades. Is it that hard to think them up?Very hard. But that's what I and the other writers have to …
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