Hot Tech Growth Companies
Four of the top 10 companies in BusinessWeek's annual Hot Tech Growth 75 are involved in the manufacture of semiconductors. What's behind their banner year? Leading the list in 2007 is Google, AT&T and Apple followed by Cypress Semiconductor, Western Digital, Nvidia and MEMC Electronic Materials.
Hot Growth: The Chips Have It
America's Greediest Cities
Forbes takes a look at which cities are home to the richest people in America over the past decade. There are 751 Forbes 400 members in their 10-year tally. Of that number, 608 live in the 50 major metropolitan areas they used to compile this list. They divided the number in each city by that city's population to come up with Forbes 400 members per capita and then ranked that list. Some of the results are surprising. Reputed bastions of hedonism like New York and Los Angeles, for all the glamorous myths they generate, came in sixth and eighth, respectively. Topping the list is Silicon Valley capital San Jose followed by San Francisco, Seattle, Denver and Boston.
America's Greediest Cities - Forbes.com In Pictures: America's Greediest Cities
Proposed Rate Freeze to Reduce Foreclosures
Whether you call it rate relief or a bailout, a mortgage rate freeze would have big effects on borrowers and lenders. If big lenders and regulators adopt the policy, here is a possible list of winners and losers.
Subprime relief: Winners and losers - Bankrate.com
How to Crack Your Nest Egg
Here's how to withdraw money and make the most of your retirement plan.
How to Crack Into Your Nest Egg - TheStreet.com
Your Insurance Problems Solved
What to do if your medication is no longer covered, you're sick and need insurance, and more.
Your Insurance Problems Solved - Kiplinger.com
America's Richest Universities
Higher education is increasingly a tale of two worlds: The wealth gap between the elite schools and even the most prestigious public universities has never been wider. Harvard University tops the list followed by Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT, Columbia and UPenn.
In Pictures: Richest Unveristies - BusinessWeek










