You can't always get what you want (at FT.com)

The Grateful Dead have been rebranded. Formerly they were five hippies who took a lot of drugs and made music. Now they are business school case studies, hailed as visionary geniuses for creating...

Leaving Green: Execs Quit Clean Energy Firms (at The New York Times)

The NBC Sale (the '30 Rock' Version) (at The New York Times)

Crane Co. Announces Date for First Quarter 2010 Earnings Release and Teleconference (Business Wire)

STAMFORD, Conn.----Crane Co. announces the following schedule and teleconference information for its first quarter 2010 earnings release: Earnings Release: April 19, 2010 after close of market by public distribution and the Crane Co....

Strong ratings for Leno's return to late-night (AP)

After a smashing return, Jay Leno appears headed to a battle with David Letterman for late-night television supremacy. The Nielsen Co. says Leno averaged 5.6 million viewers last week, his first back at...

ABC's Kate Snow makes jump to NBC News (AP)

ABC News reporter and "Good Morning America" weekend host Kate Snow is jumping to NBC News. NBC announced Friday that Snow will begin work as a "Dateline NBC" correspondent later this spring.

Geospatial Holdings Awarded Contract for Department of Energy Facility (Business Wire)

PITTSBURGH----Geospatial Holdings, Inc. , a developer and producer of technologies and services for managing underground pipeline assets, announced today that it has been awarded an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to locate and...

A Pair of Cable Upfront Pitches Suggests a Better Mood on Madison Avenue (at The New York Times)

United Technologies stands by 2010 guidance (AP)

United Technologies Corp. reaffirmed its earnings and revenue guidance on Friday. The conglomerate said it expects profit of between $4.40 per share and $4.65 per share in profits on $54 billion to $55...

United Technologies affirms 2010 forecast (at MarketWatch)

Amazon.com and its damaging Internet tax-avoidance strategy (Seattle Times)

As more commerce is transacted through tax-avoiding Internet conglomerates such as Amazon.com, the gap between taxes owed and taxes paid could grow, state and local government deficits could explode, forcing ever deeper cuts...

Will New Financial Bill Satisfy Democratic Critics? (New York Times)

Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, the Democratic chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, could face stiff opposition from some vocal members of his own party if his revised bill on financial regulation...

Warriors in the workplace (CNN Money)

John Suh wanted to make a good impression on his new mentor. Before their first meeting last November, the 26-year-old former Army officer came up with a clear outline for what he...

Media Without Margins: Work locally, partner globally (Eureka Times-Standard)

As with the Olympics or auto manufacturing, the movie industry has historically been linked to patriotism, homeland pride and competition between countries.

Western Lithium (Stock World)

1. Western Lithium was haltet Ihr von dieser Aktie? 2. leuchtet die im Dunkeln?

Amazon shuts out Colorado affiliates for collecting sales tax (Salon.com)

Online retailer sends message to states seeking to make up millions in lost tax revenue

IMF Staff See ‘Positive’ Medium-Term Outlook in Gulf Economies (Bloomberg)

March 12 (Bloomberg) -- Persian Gulf economies probably will grow at a stronger pace this year than more developed countries, Middle East experts at the International Monetary Fund wrote in the March issue...

Column: Against Tide, but at what cost to Rin? (Express India)

An audacious advertisement campaign for Rin started by Hindustan Unilever Limited, by pitching and comparing it...

IIM-L sees return of financial sector, IT firms (Express India)

With the shroud of recession lifting, the market is once again flush with jobs. This was proved by the Indian Institute of Management Lucknow.

Business : GCC to Grow Stronger: IMF (Khaleej Times)

NEW YORK - Gulf economies probably will grow at a stronger pace this year than more developed countries, Middle East experts at the International Monetary Fund wrote in the March issue of...