U.S. Politics: Disconnected from Reality?

WSJ’s Wonder Land columnist Dan Henninger discusses the disconnect between U.S. politics and global terrorism. (April 9)

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An Intimate View of Wal-Mart

Since the ’70s, Wal-Mart employed a Kansas video-production company to capture its corporate meetings and culture. But since that relationship has ended, things have changed. Paul Lin reports. (April

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Souped-Up Luxury Jets

An increasing number of wealthy individuals and heads of state are buying commercial-sized planes and are spending even more to have them customized with everything from master suites to gymnasiums. (April 9)

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G8 GT: Revving Pontiac’s Sporty Image

WSJ’s David Patton reports from behind the wheel of Pontiac’s G8 GT. He says the new model just might be what Pontiac needs to revitalize its brand among sporty drivers. (May 1)

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Management Coaching Spurs Bronx Business

Paul Lin reports management coaching helped groom the current generation of leaders at Ace Drop Cloth Co., a third-generation family business in the Bronx, allowing the company to rebound and expand after it lost a major customer. (April

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‘Son of Rambo’

See a clip from ‘Son of Rambo.’ Courtesy of Paramount Vantage.

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McCain Lags in Finance Fund-Raising

WSJ’s Mary Jacoby says Sen. John McCain is behind the Democrats in the fund-raising race and he may face some difficulties regarding federal election law. (April 9)

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Low-Cost Truck for China

General Motors Vice Chairman Bob Lutz and WSJ’s John Stoll take a ride in the low-cost Chinese pickup truck, the Wuling. (May 1)

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