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Construction and Consumer Spending Rise
The Commerce Department's report was the latest sign that the economy had snapped out of its funk.
New Microsoft Browser Raises Google's Hackles
Google says Microsoft is unfairly grabbing Web traffic by making its MSN search engine the default in its browser.
A Studio Chief's Jailhouse Visits to a Detective Raise Questions
While Anthony Pellicano's client list included some of the movie business's most influential players, Ron Meyer was the only heavy hitter known to have visited Mr. Pellicano behind bars.
The Rise and Fall of Revolution
Revolution Studios, run by Joe Roth, will close its doors in October 2007, despite predictions that it would soon become profitable.
A Small Step at Starbucks From Mocha to Movies
Starbucks is seeking movies and books to promote in the hope of duplicating the success it has had selling and promoting music.
David Carr: Reality and Fantasy, Indivisible
Questions of truth, verisimilitude and reality are a substantial part of this year's Tribeca Film Festival, most notably in "American Cannibal: The Road to Reality."
Next Step for Counterfeiters: Faking the Whole Company
Counterfeiters in China set up a parallel NEC that developed its own products and had links to a network of factories in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Link by Link : In Internet Age, Writers Face Frontier Justice
Literary exegesis is no longer undertaken solely by critics, but by a global hive, humming everywhere at once, and linked to the wiki.
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