Special report: Does corporate America kowtow to China?
China's rise as a manufacturing power has benefited American factory owners in at least one way. Full story
Rush of stock buybacks may not be good thing
Companies are gobbling up their own shares this year. Should you join in the buying spree? Full story
China leads challenge to 'scientific superpowers'
China and other emerging nations such as Brazil and India are becoming leaders in science to rival traditional "scientific superpowers" such as the United States, Europe and Japan, a top British academy said on Monday. Full story
Special report: On borrowed time: budget delays start to hurt
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Finding the 'next big thing' to create jobs
NBC News looks at challenges and opportunities in America. In Silicon Valley, chip giant Intel spends billions on research and development, looking for the next big thing in order to keep America's from losing a competitive edge in the globaly economy. Full story
Scientists Pleased with Obama's 2012 Budget Proposal
For the most part, federal investment in science fared well this afternoon (Feb. 14) when President Obama released his 2012 budget proposal, a plan to spend $3.73 trillion while reducing the scope of the federal deficit. Full story
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Investing in America
Fmr. Gov. Ed Rendell joins Morning Joe to talk about Obama's proposed investments in infrastructure, innovaiton and R&D in the State of the Union.
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