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Tuesday, April 24, 2007 (PARIS)
How Do You Manage?: Learning how to handle the press

Dealing with reporters is a skill that most people do not pick up until they are faced with the need. But good media relations can help advance your career or cause - and they should start before the crisis hits.
Investing: Speculation or sound investing?

Yield spreads on emerging-market debts have reached their lowest levels ever. Are these markets really so safe, or are investors just more willing to take risk?
Your Money: Do you have what it takes to run an import/export business?

Mixing travel and trade is tempting, but making a profit is more difficult than it looks. How to do it - and how not to do it.
2 Cents' Worth: Wall Street does something for the little guys

A constant critic of the financial establishment gives two cheers for some things that Wall Street actually managed to get right for small investors.
Investing: Merger mania as a malady

Mergers often are poorly timed, with the volume of deals increasing just ahead of peaks in the stock market. And there is little evidence that they improve the fortunes of shareholders.
Emerging market funds weather the market swings

Malaysia and Turkey stood out during the first quarter, according to data from Standard & Poor's.
Offshore stock funds eke out gains in the first quarter

After market gyrations in February, the average offshore stock fund posted a gain of 3 percent in the period versus 1 percent for the average offshore bond fund, according to data from Morningstar, the provider of research on mutual funds.
Finding travel deals

A hard-fought agreement to open up the trans-Atlantic airline market holds out the promise of slightly cheaper airfares - next spring.
Don't bank on rising stocks if the Fed cuts rates

The assumption that a rising U.S. stock market will follow a Fed rate cut as surely as night follows day is widely held. But some analysts argue that investors need to look at other factors for a realistic assessment of the state of the market.
General Electric, sleeping giant of Wall Street

GE is one of the largest businesses on earth, with a market value of more than $360 billion and profit last year that exceeded $20 billion. Yet the stock has lost 4 percent over the last five years.
Investing: A new headache

The Japanese economy has come off life support at last. As great a relief as that must be for those with a stake in the patient's well-being, it also leaves them free to fixate on niggling aches and pains.
Entry Level: A style guide for stocks
2Cents' Worth: What money can't fix
Management: Life, not seminars, molds leaders
The risks and rewards of investing in Germany
Investing: Does faster mean better?
All Work/All Play: Japanese cars become collectible
Has success spoiled private equity?
Investing: Boom-time investing perils
How Do You Manage: A New York restaurant's struggle to survive after 9/11
Strategies: High prices for small-company stocks may signal a bubble
Bank stocks: Proceed with caution
Investing: Emerging markets grow up
2 Cents' Worth: Where have all the grown-ups gone?
Spend/Thrift: No online dates? Try a profile makeover
Investors urge post-correction caution
Investing: Why Toyota is now a hot stock
Entry level: For consultants, going solo can get lonely
Strategies: A drag on hedge fund returns
Are bonds a bad investment?
Investing: Why world stocks were ripe for a fall
Book Report: Money is still a dirty word to some
All Work/All Play: Reflexology finding its feet in a modern world
Reinventing yourself, for fun and profit
Investing: Want to manage a hedge fund? These stocks may be for you — but be careful.
2 Cents' Worth: When word of mouth is all the recommendation you need
How Do You Manage? Teens create a new flea market in old gadgets
Are technology stocks now a bargain?
Investing: Kodak's management sees the big picture
Spend/Thrift: Hide and seek with insurance benefits
Strategies: In Japan, a 'third way' to profit from stock ownership
Divorce: Money changes everything
Investing: Corus acquisition gives Tata Steel a chance to flex its muscles
Entry Level: What contrarian analysis is telling you to do — and why
Joe Nocera: A change of tune?  Times Select
Funds: Looking to Ukraine and Kazakhstan
Financial planning for retirees
Investing: Lack of volatility in stock market worries analysts
Chef in New York trades dreams of stars for feeding poor
2 Cents' Worth: Vegas is no fun once you know the odds
Contemporary art: The new status investment
Investing: Analysts find reasons to be bullish about oil
How do you manage? Cooking brings new flavor to corporate team building
Book Report: A guide to growth stocks tells half the story
Offshore mutual funds: 4th-quarter scoreboard
Emerging-market mutual funds
Spend/Thrift: For women buying luxury goods, cash is king
Strategies: Playing dollar dips
Financial planning: Alternative investments
Investing: Making money from global warming
  


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