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WSJ.com: Ahead of the Tape - Oct 7, 2007
Financial firms are more difficult for investors to accurately value than other businesses, which explains why several large banks saw their stocks jump last week after delivering bad news.
WSJ.com: PJ Main - Oct 7, 2007
A new Deloitte strategy is to approach women clients differently than men. The strategy is based on a simple, yet radical, idea: that men and women shop for professional services differently.
WSJ.com: PJ Main - Oct 7, 2007
Software developer Red Swoosh decamped to a beach in Thailand -- for six weeks. Red Swoosh's overseas stint was an extreme solution to a common challenge: How to energize employees and spur creativity.
WSJ.com: Washington Wire - WSJ.com - Oct 7, 2007
Sarah Lueck and Susan Davis report on the veto fight: HHS Secretary Michael Leavitt says that a standoff with Congress over children’s health insurance will be resolved. “It’s not in anyone’s interest to have this …
Tagged: global
WSJ.com: Washington Wire - WSJ.com - Oct 7, 2007
Susan Davis reports on the presidential race: Democratic presidential candidates John Edwards and Bill Richardson both sought to distinguish themselves from frontrunner Sen. Hillary Clinton (D., N.Y.) on the Iraq War …
Tagged: global
WSJ.com: What's News US - Oct 7, 2007
As major stock indexes set records last week, other indicators are fueling concerns about economic growth. The Dow Jones Transportation Average hasn't followed the industrial average back to a peak and the dollar has …
WSJ.com: What's News US - Oct 7, 2007
Inflation jitters have spread amid the strong jobs report and concern the falling dollar could push up raw-material costs, though two recent measures signal little cause for concern.
WSJ.com: What's News US - Oct 7, 2007
Merrill CEO O'Neal has made the firm more profitable and performance-oriented, but some say the change has come at a cost.
WSJ.com: What's News US - Oct 7, 2007
The UAW stepped up its talks with Chrysler, signaling that the union plans to test Chrysler's new private-equity owners before negotiations with Ford.
WSJ.com: What's News US - Oct 7, 2007
Fred Thompson seems likely to go further than his Republican rivals when it comes to fiscal restraint, hinting at politically risky proposals to rein in Social Security and Medicare benefits.