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OutFront - Coin of the Realm - The case for an 18-cent coin.
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2003
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Divine Debacle - A dot-com meltdown in Chicago is hurting thousands of public and corporate libraries.
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A Long Strange Trip - Fred Eychaner's rise from ink-stained wretch to Midwest media mogul.
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Twilight Zone - A veteran cable magnate finds fortune fleeting.
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Fruit de Mer - Viacom squeezes a fortune from a spineless star.
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Entrepreneurs - An Oilman's Last Hurrah - Gene Van Dyke has more deepwater drilling rights in Africa than ExxonMobil. What's that worth?
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2001
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OutFront - Chemical Reaction - Jon Huntsman binged on debt just before costs went up. Oops.
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Technology - Smear Tactics - The key to streaming video may rely on better math.
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OutFront - E-Tail Guessing Game - Some prognosticators are better than others.
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Entrepreneurs - A Stick in the Spokes - Competition in the clubby world of bicycle parts is anything but friendly.
Armstrong, David
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2001
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