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Updated: 8:00 p.m. ET Sept. 30, 2007

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	Fly Right on Private Large Jets You think your little corporate jet's impressive? Step aboard a private Boeing 767 or new Airbus 380 designed just for you. Fly right! Full story

	Misty Keasler for Newsweek

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Shutterfly’s Photographic Vision
Shutterfly was a survivor of the dotcom crash. Now it's a leader in online photographic services and a trusted brand. The CEO explains how he did it.

Adobe's CEO: The Quiet Giant
Adobe's CEO on his brand, piracy and Microsoft

Caribbean Hold ' Em
Antigua vs. the U.S. in an online gaming dispute

Quirky Toys: Plushy Microbes
This company's stuffed toys: Ebola, mad cow, flu and the Black Death

Q&A: Controlling Bad News
In the Internet era, bad news travels fast. A guru explains how companies should play smart defense.

Gross: U.S.-Japan Hybrid Battle
The Japanese are way ahead in manufacturing hybrid cars. The good news: American entrepreneurs are cashing in on side products like souped-up batteries.

Luxury Hotels: Can I Stay Longer?

Avis Offers Chauffers to Customers

Blissful Boutiques
Small, intimate hotels are big in Asian cities. Design is everything.

Savoring Sparkles

Hire Your Kid and Save

Travel Tips: Zanzibar, Spice Island

Quick Read: A Selection of Recommended Books

TECHNOLOGY

Levy Chats With AMD CEO
Its flagship product was delayed, and its fight with Intel continues. But for AMD's leader, it's all good.

Care From Afar

Beethoven Goes Digital

MANAGEMENT

Q&A: NYSE's John Thain
John Thain left Goldman Sachs for the New York Stock Exchange--and a new life in the public eye.

Q&A: Calif. Pizza Kitchen Founders

Globalization: Making Connections

GLOBAL BUSINESS

Shutterfly’s Photographic Vision
Shutterfly was a survivor of the dotcom crash. Now it's a leader in online photographic services and a trusted brand. The CEO explains how he did it.

Adobe's CEO: The Quiet Giant

Q&A: Controlling Bad News

BUSINESS TRAVEL

Fly Right on Private Large Jets
You think your little corporate jet's impressive? Step aboard a private Boeing 767 or new Airbus 380 designed just for you. Fly right!

Luxury Hotels: Can I Stay Longer?

Avis Offers Chauffers to Customers

SMALL BUSINESS

Searching for the Perfect Cleaning Technology
Toxic cleaning solvents are being phased out, but it's not clear what will replace them. In the last installment of our small-business series about a San Diego dry cleaner, we follow its proprietor as he searches for the perfect environmentally friendly technology.

Online Social Networking for Lesbians

Circus-Style Fitness at Trapeze School

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