Will Steroids Finally Hurt Baseball?
George Mitchell's investigation into steroid use in baseball is sobering, but it's unlikely to affect the sport's strong business
The 2008 Vote: Why MySpace Matters
Users of the No. 1 social network show they're much more likely to engage with Presidential candidates on the Web than online adults overall
Dmitry Medvedev on the Record
In a rare and prescient interview, Russia's likely next President spoke in September to BusinessWeek about democracy, the economy, and Putin's legacy
India’s Pivotal Election
The BJP's Hindu nationalist and pro-business policies face a test in the western state of Gujarat, where Narendra Modi is up for reelection as chief minister
Putin Names Medvedev His Successor
Investors breathe a sigh of relief as the Russian President finally endorses a pro-Western, market-friendly candidate
Does the Housing Plan Go Far Enough?
Even as Paulson unveils his long-awaited plan to help homeowners, there are many questions
Why YouTube Is MIA in China
The Google-owned video-sharing service is conspicuous by its absence in the mainland, and Chinese often have trouble seeing the U.S. site
Credit Cards: Battle in Congress
While legislators like Carl Levin want to crack down on the credit-card industry's practices, company execs warn of unforeseen consequences
Capitol Battle over Credit Cards
While legislators like Carl Levin want to crack down on the credit-card industry's practices, company execs warn of unforeseen consequences
The Real Costs of Saving the Planet
Critics say limiting carbon emissions could cost trillions. But a new study suggests the costs are much lower