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The Most Influential Women in the Auto Industry
The auto industry remains a boy's club; only 13 percent of top executives in the business are women. Here is a list of some who are making a big impact, and a slideshow of the cars they drive. More >>
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For U.S. Lumber, 'Green' Labels Vie With Price Tags
Consumers shopping for paper, lumber, and other forest products are increasingly finding items labeled to vouch for the responsible practices that went into bringing these goods to market. But those labels cost money. More >>
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Special from CSMonitor.com Why Starbucks Lost its Mojo
In its heyday, Starbucks sold not coffee but status: by buying the coffee and speaking the lingo, you resembled the upper class. Then they became too popular and too common to be "cool." More >>
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