Research In Motion Co-CEO’s Jim Balsillie (left) and Mike Lazaridis at RIM headquarters in Waterloo, Ontario. Both are holding BlackBerrys. (Peter Sibbald for USN&WR)
Research in Motion turns to the consumer market, even gamers.
An action figure of Seth Godin, marketing guru displayed in its original packaging. (Charlie Archambault for USN&WR)
Marketing Guru Seth Godin outlines the quest for 'social objects' that create their own buzz on YouTube, MySpace, and blogs.
Those flimsy cups brew trouble for some drinkers.
(Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images)
Profits are expected to more than double this year for the maker of the popular funky footwear, and the company is on the hunt for its next big hit.
CEOs, entrepreneurs, business school deans and other experts each choose their five favorites—ranging from "The Peloponnesian War" to "Concept of a Corporation" to "Dilbert."
Despite cultural conflicts, the Chinese-IBM computer merger shows signs of success.
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Jim Pethokoukis
Will Barack Obama pick his opponent as his running mate?
Kim Palmer (Jeffrey MacMillan for USN&WR)
On Day 2 of the challenge, one personal finance writer advocates splurging.
MoneyMatters: Kirk Shinkle and Katy Marquardt
Reports suggest emptier skies ahead.
Rick Newman
There are bright spots in the gloom, if you know where to look.
Marianne Lavelle. (Charlie Archambault for USN&WR)
The price run-up was predicted months ago.
David LaGesse
Personalization means advertisers will know who turned on the TV.
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