Topic: Elizabeth Spiers

Buying Local -- Isn’t it really about Social and Environmental Responsibility?

Commenting on Elizabeth Spiers post "Benefits of Buying Local?" A great blog post about "Exploding the myths, presumptions, and pretensions of the bullies." Different models like buying local, Organic, ...READ»

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Alessandra Petlin When photographer Alessandra Petlin thought about shooting Adam Werbach for this issue's cover story, she says, "I immediately had this image in my mind of a soaring stand of smooth, beautiful trees, and the ...READ»

Zero-003

ZPURPOSE - ZPAST - FCBIO Session Time: 74 Minutes Wake Up Call: Not a single orbiting satellite has to date detected the existence of international boundaries on the Planet Earth Writing a good blog is ...READ»

Library of the Living Dead

Embrace a business best seller at your brain's peril.READ»

Soap Gets in Your Eyes

How our buying fever becomes bubblicious.READ»

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Masters of Design The Masters of Design issue (October) was so inspiring, I literally could not sleep. I was tantalized by Sam Lucente's "design attitude" ­strategy, teased by the Paola Antonelli story, and bowled over by Yves ...READ»

Surprise, Surprise!

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan denied that he was somehow responsible for what he called a "once-in-a-lifetime credit tsunami" to lawmakers today in Washington, D.C.READ»

• Alan Greenspan: The Hollow Man

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China in Africa We warned that Richard Behar's groundbreaking article on China's resource grab in Africa in the June issue was the longest piece this magazine has ever published, so we were happy to hear from so many readers who ...READ»

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Devil's Food

Big Food wants everything bad to be good for you.READ»

The Idiot Box

If you want to learn something about the world of business, turn off your TV.READ»

Feedback

Letters. Updates. AdviceREAD»

The Tao of Steve

The real reason we keep buying Apple products.READ»

The Hollow Man

Peeling the layers on Alan Greenspan's real contribution to the economy.READ»

Man vs. Machine

Serial Webmeister Jason Calacanis survived the dotcom bust and went on to sell Weblogs Inc. to AOL for $25 million. He says his new search engine--powered by people, of all things--will give Google a run for its money. We almost believe him.READ»