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...send out headlines based upon a reader's interests. Similarly, Amazon.com will suggest books based upon your past purchases. But Google doesn't care so much about your surfing habits. The search technology is predicated on the notion that what gets hit gets served. So Google's search results favor sites that get the most repeat traffic. Call it editorial judgment by dint of popular demand...
...will eventually include the Big 'N' Tasty burger, the McChicken sandwich and special sizes of fries, soda, salad and various desserts. It may not strike anyone as anything particularly new, but it will transmit a unified, consistent message about a bargain. By moving away from sporadic deep discounting in favor of a permanent two-tier menu that keeps signature products like the Big Mac at the top, Mickey D's is following the model that Wendy's has successfully used to lure in penny-pinching customers and then sell them on costlier items. The problem with occasional promotions is that...
...Beckmann had of the world around him. This major show of 60 works on paper, three sculptures and more than 100 paintings, aptly subtitled "A Painter in History," captures that aspect of Beckmann's legacy. Unlike many of his contemporaries Beckmann never abandoned his fascination with the world in favor of pure form or technique. He used a resolutely figurative approach to grapple with life, however it presented itself - in war, in love, and, time and again, in his own often inscrutable face. Despite the many years he lived elsewhere - Paris in 1903 and again from 1929 to 1932, Amsterdam...
...Europe's market landscape is about to be transformed. Next year Deutsche Börse will close the Neuer Markt high-tech exchange, which has fallen 96% from its peak value. Other small exchanges may follow when the E.U. announces new market regulations in November. The rules, which will favor large exchanges and could save investors €15 billion a year, will create a single E.U. market for trading securities, harmonize regulation and allow customers to buy shares directly from investment banks. The Good, The Bad, The Ugly The International Monetary Fund still believes the global economy is recovering...
Ritter’s comments were met mostly with favor by the audience...