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Hybrids' Rising Sun
Gas-electric cars are transforming the auto industry. Toyota's head start has Detroit scrambling to catch up.
My Avatar, My Self
Pick a virtual body and hang out in a massive simulated world: it may be the future of online interaction.
The Hottest VC on the Planet
Michael Moritz shares insights-from Yahoo!, PayPal, and now Google-about how the Web really works.
Sweet Hope for a Malaria Vaccine
Malaria claims more than a million lives each year. One firm is betting that a sugar molecule can help.
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Technology's Elder Boom
An aging populace will look increasingly to technology to enhance its quality of life.
Home Is Where the Server Is
A server in your home allows easy storage, retrieval, and backup of your files-at very little cost.
Designed and Made in China
Chinese manufacturers aren´t just copying products conceived in the West: they´re improving them.
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Where´s My Job?
Council on Competitiveness head Deborah Wince-Smith on the impact of high-tech "offshoring."
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