Obama: The Free Enterprise President?
He thinks he is, but he's not.
Economics
Windows 8 Launch Raises Questions About PC Industry
PC sales have slowed and Windows 8 will have a new interface and learning curve, providing next week's launch with many unknowns
Angela Merkel: EU Must Be Able To Veto National Budgets
EU member states pass budgets that don't follow the rules because who's going to stop them?
Newsweek to Stop Publishing Print Edition
80 years of print publication will end December 31
Sixth Straight Quarterly Loss for Nokia
The Finnish company controlled half the global smart phone market before the iPhone and Android came along
Greece Faces General Strike Against Austerity
They want to keep spending more than they have on things they don't need
Outside Groups Spent $213 Million in October on Elections
Advertising and advocacy for federal candidates
Romney's Deduction Caps Won't Make up for Tax Cuts
Yet another explanation why the numbers don't add up
Australia Works to Strengthen Ties with India
India, notably, has been working to open up its markets
Verizon to Transfer Some Pension Obligations to Prudential to Manage
The private market gets it, anyway.
State-Backed Investment Bank Planned for France
Because private industry would never do that itself
Romney's Shanked Spike
Failure to put Obama away illustrates limits of policy-averse politics
Report: Student Loans Hampered By Same Problems as Mortgages
And home loans have gone so well
LinkedIn Rolls Out Redesigns
Will also allow users to follow selected "thought leaders."
NHL Offers 50/50 Revenue Split to Players
Attempt to end lockout, get hockey season started
IPhone Manufacturer Admits to Underage Interns
Some as young as 14 putting phones together
Officials Believe Iran Behind Cyberattacks on Banks
Iran would like to remind everybody about Stuxnet
More Unaccompanied Children Arriving in the U.S.
Rise in violence in Central America partly to blame
