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Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney has won high praise for his plan to cover the uninsured. Good for him, but there's still a long way to go. (more)

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When it comes to building their businesses, women lag far behind men--but that's changing fast. (more)

Savvy entrepreneurs are looking to wealthy women for funding. (more)

Emerging-markets whiz Mohamed El-Erian takes over at Harvard. (more)

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