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Will U.S., Europe Rise Again -- or Sink Together?
Wharton experts warn that a true recovery for the U.S. and Europe will take time, and that conditions could get worse before they get better.
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Much of the recent debate has centered on taxes paid by the wealthy, but a solution to the deficit problem will have to address tax rates for the non-wealthy as well.
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Experts at Wharton say a patent bubble could spread to other forms of intellectual property, such as various forms of virtual assets.
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Private equity and venture capital storm clouds are lifting, according to panelists at a recent Wharton conference.
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Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says the economy is no longer dependent on government stimulus.
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Microsoft's Elop: It's 'Time to Double Down' on R&D
Microsoft Business President Stephen Elop discusses the future of the company and technology.
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Wharton's Take on Bank Nationalization
Has the time come to nationalize struggling banks? Wharton experts weigh in on the pros and cons.
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The Clock's Ticking: A Memo to Yahoo's New CEO
Will it be Yahoo vs. Google? Yahoo vs. Time Warner? Or both? New CEO Carol Bartz's challenge at Yahoo: Choose a path, build a team and do it fast.
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Wharton experts weigh in on President-elect Barack Obama's economic stimulus package.
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