BUSINESS
The French finance minister's reformist bent and pledge to make the IMF more representative make her the frontrunner to succeed Dominique Strauss-Kahn—if she can win over the BRIC countries.
LeBron James has been vilified for his ego, self-indulgence, and the free-agency spectacle of The Decision to join the Miami Heat. But he should be judged only on his NBA work.
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The French finance minister’s reformist bent, connections with heavyweights like Timothy Geithner,...
by Tracy McNicoll
In this week's Newsweek, James Dyson on his 5,000 missteps while inventing his famous vacuum cleaner. I...
by James Dyson
In bemoaning the pain of fiscal responsibility, says Newsweek’s Niall Ferguson, the Democrats show...
by Niall Ferguson
Investigators have released their initial findings into the Air France disaster that killed 228....
by Clive Irving
In a town-hall meeting hosted by Facebook, President Obama pitched the idea of greater taxes on the wealthiest members of society. In response, Zuckerberg said succinctly, “I’m cool with that.”
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HACKED
NYT Gets ‘Fabulous Fab’ Emails
From discarded laptop.
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Tech
Eric Schmidt: I ‘Screwed Up’ on Facebook
Former Google CEO says he missed “friend thing.”
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UH-OH
Home Prices Crater in Top U.S. Cities
“Double dip” could signal slower recovery.
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Shady
Goldman Offered Libya Huge Stake
After blowing $1.3 billion investment.
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CYBERATTACK
Lockheed Martin Fends Off Hackers
Says assault was “tenacious.”
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