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Dow and Kuwait Petro: Profit-Margin Play

The U.S. chemical giant hopes the joint venture will help it become a specialty player to avoid down-cycle margin squeezes

2008 Sector Outlook: Health Care

Here's the fourth in a series examining the outlook for five sectors. S&P analysts' fundamental outlook for health care is positive

Small Business Catches the Green Bug

Climate policy and customer demand are spurring growth for small and medium-sized companies to supply green materials to their corporate clients

2008 Sector Outlook: Energy

Here's the third in a series examining the outlook for five sectors. S&P analysts' fundamental outlook for energy is neutral

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

Philips’ Lightbulb Moment

Europe's largest electronics company is redefining itself as a global lighting king by hawking energy-efficient LED bulbs

The Logic of Biotech Bets

Big Pharma is investing big in targeted, biologically derived drugs, not least because they're safe from generic competition—for now

Oil’s Volatility Keeps Brokers Hopping

While speculators can influence price on their own, they must also react fast to news such as OPEC's Dec. 5 decision not to boost production

Why the Hot Money’s on Cheaper Oil

After months of betting on an increase in oil prices, some speculators now see a new downward trend

The Year Concept Cars Came On Small

Concept cars in 2007 signaled two important trends: increased fuel-efficiency and a shift of focus to overseas markets