WSJ 17/05/10

Primeiro Caderno
Spill Fight Shows Progress

Workplace Remains Key Source of Health Coverage

States' Tax Collections Falter, Widening Budget Gaps

Joblessness Hits the Pulpit

On Coast, BP Encamps for Long Haul

Disaster Could Be Felt Under The Ocean

ECB's Bond-Buying Policy Faces a Big Test

WTO Chief Blasts Top Economies' Financial Oversight

Trichet Urges Tighter Euro-Zone Coordination

Eastern Europe's Recovery Uncertain

Ash Threat Shuts London Air Hubs

Cameron Unveils Probes Of Government Spending

Venezuela's Monetary Mayhem

Learning From History on Financial Reform

Just Don't Call It a Climate Bill

Clearinghouses Can Solve Many Derivatives Problems

Less Tax Would Mean Higher Stock Prices - Provavelmente aumentaria mais do que 50%, já que poderia ser possível realizar mais projetos de investimento. Porém, não é nada indolor cortar impostos...

The Revenue Limits of Tax and Spend

The Small Business Credit Crunch

Mercados

Union Pay Cut Still Eludes GM

Car-Safety Bill May Be Tamed

Climate Changes for Medical Devices

China's Alibaba Discloses Major Stake by George Soros

Dinheiro e Investimento
Corporate Bonds Are Still Feeling the Strain

Reports of Death of FSA Are Proving Premature

Bank of America Manages to Avoid Rakoff

Investors' Retreat May Bode Ill for Stocks

Investors See Safety in U.S. Numbers

Asian Shares Start Week On Low Note

The Euro Has $1.20 in Its Sights This Week

Looking for a Discount? Check IPOs

Sovereign Funds Tightened the Spigot

With Gold High, Selling Expected in India

Traders Brace for a Rockier Market

Rethinking Oil Investing May Be On Tap

THE JOURNAL REPORT
Why Are Women-Owned Firms Smaller Than Men-Owned Ones?

What's Holding Back Women Entrepreneurs?

Help With Planning and Networking

Editor's Note

Tightening the Credit Screws

When Interns Make Sense

Learning From the Good Book