R.L. Stine, author of the young adult ‘Goosebumps’ series, discusses his new ‘Goosebumps Horrorland.’ WSJ’s Bob Hughes reports. (March 20)
Reinventing His ‘Goosebumps’
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Daily Archives: March 20, 2008
Effects of Market Dislocation
Thalia Meehan of Putnam Investments on the liquidity crisis and its effects on municipal bonds. Paul Lin reports. (March 20)
A Mixed Bag of Hiring, Layoffs
Andy Ernst, regional vice president of Ajilon Professional Staffing, gives an overview of the current employment landscape. He tells Kelsey Hubbard where to find jobs and where to expect layoffs. (March 20)
Revisiting American Merlot
Wine columnists Dorothy Gaiter and John Brecher revisit American merlots as the column celebrates its 10th anniversary. They say the main problem with American merlot is the quality of the grape. (March 21)
Crazy, But That’s How It Goes
In any other week, Thursday’s action would make no sense. The headlines look a lot like Wednesday’s, what with commodities tumbling (especially gold and mining stocks), while financials CIT and Credit Suisse making some hair-raising announcements. …
Blog Wars: Is There a $1 Billion Opportunity Here?
On Wednesday, TechCrunch co-editor Michael Arrington penned a Jerry Maguire-like manifesto on the future of the blog business. Some people cheered, other
Capitalism and Carbon Emissions
T.J. Rodgers, CEO of Cypress Semiconductor, says the government should not impose caps on carbon emissions, but allow the free market to solve global warming. He speaks with WSJ’s Alan Murray. (March 14)
How Solar is Getting Competitive
Suntech Power Holdings CEO Zhengrong Shi speaks to WSJ’s Kim Strassel about what his solar company is doing to be more competitive. (March 14)
Parsing the Inflation Data
Moody’s economist John Lonski parses the flat inflation data for February, but says expect a jump in March. WSJ’s Justin Lahart reports. (March 14)
Capitalism and Carbon Emissions
T.J. Rodgers, CEO of Cypress Semiconductor, says the government should not impose caps on carbon emissions, but allow the free market to solve global warming. He speaks with WSJ’s Alan Murray. (March 14)
Ed Begley’s Activism ‘on the Cheap’
Ed Begley Jr., actor, author and activist, speaks with WSJ’s Jim Carlton about his days as a struggling actor and a struggling activist. He offers tips on going green on a tight budget. (March 14)
Ed Begley’s Activism ‘on the Cheap’
Ed Begley Jr., actor, author and activist, speaks with WSJ’s Jim Carlton about his days as a struggling actor and a struggling activist. He offers tips on going green on a tight budget. (March 14)