While the latest reading on consumer prices shows inflation is under control, the upside risk remains, says Ethan Harris, chief U.S. economist for Lehman Brothers. (June 15); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; MarketWatch.com; economy; us; New regulations in China stipulate that foreigners who want to adopt a baby in the country can't be old, gay, poor or fat. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 15); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; General/Non-Business; us; wsj.com; Despite gas prices near record levels, American drivers continue to fill up at the pump. MarketWatch's Stacey Delo looks at some easy ways to save when filling your tank. (June 15); Gas/Utilities; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; MarketWatch.com; One of Asia's most wanted criminals - the head of a gang linked to the Bali bombings - has been captured by police in Indonesia. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 15); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Julia Flynn Siler, author of "The House of Mondavi: The Rise and Fall of an American Wine Dynasty," interviews winemaker Michael Mondavi at his new winery about the drama that resulted from Mondavi going public. (June 15); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; Food Retailers & Wholesalers; Food and Beverage; us; wsj.com; In an unusual effort to marry technology and graffiti, artists have created a computer setup that lets anyone broadcast temporary street art onto the sides of buildings. WSJ.com's Andy Jordan goes along for a public demonstration. (June 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; It might surprise you to know that some of the hardest workers in Napa Valley are dogs, who protect grapes from mealybugs. WSJ's Jim Carlton reports from Honig Winery. (June 13); us; wsj.com; Supply concerns continue to plague the energy markets, pointing again to higher prices at the pump. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Among the major networks, CBS dominated the end-of-season ratings, averaging 12.2 million viewers in primetime. (June 13); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Tens of thousands of South Africa's public-services workers strike in Johannesburg, in the latest in a long running dispute over pay. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 13); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; Shanghai shoppers check out 'FLOWmarket', the conceptual shopping experience from Danish artist, Mads Hagstrom. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Carol Hymowitz interviews Lynda Gratton, professor of management at the London Business School, about the challenges of managing and overseeing global virtual teams. (June 16); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Donald Sull, a London Business School profesor, on why companies seeking to seize an opportunity benefit from standardizing most functions. (June 16); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Phanish Puranam, a London Business School assistant professor and a scholar at the Advanced Institute of Management in London, on what it takes to outsource effectively. (June 16); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Rev. Eugene Homrich, a U.S. citizen, discusses the accomplishments of his 52 years helping and living with the Garo tribe in Bangladesh. (June 13); The highly endangered Chinese alligator gets a new lease on life inside a cozy research center in eastern China. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 13); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; Apple CEO Steve Jobs highlighted 10 features of Apple's new Leopard operating system for Macintosh computers, but failed to inspire analyst Gene Munster of Piper Jaffray, who called the event "underwhelming." (June 11); AAPL; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; MSFT; MarketWatch.com; us; At an Apple developer's conference in San Francisco, CEO Steve Jobs used the stage to show off some of the new features of Leopard, the latest version of the company's operating system. MarketWatch's Rex Crum has the highlights. (June 11); AAPL; MarketWatch.com; us; "Rome Reborn," a virtual depiction of Rome, shows the city inside the 13 mile-long Aurelian Walls as it would have looked at its peak in 320 A.D. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 12); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; Australians in the eastern part of the country begin clearing their homes of debris after devastating floods. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 12); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; Apple CEO Steve Jobs highlights the features of Leopard, the company's latest operating system. He also introduced a new version of Apple's Safari Web browser for Windows. (June 11); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; WSJ's health blogger Jacob Goldstein discusses new FDA documents that state Acomplia from Sanofi-Aventis was effective at promoting weight loss but appeared to double the rate of suicidal thoughts and behavior. (June 11); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; Serbia's Prime Minister says his people will never forgive the U.S. if Kosovo becomes an independent state. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 11); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; California is targeting bond buyers online with a new program that makes it easier for individual investors to compete against larger buyers. If successful, the state could see better interest rates, says State Treasurer Bill Lockyer.; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; MarketWatch.com; us; Nicolas Retsinas, director of Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies, talks to Kelsey Hubbard about the continuing cooling of the housing market. (June 11); us; wsj.com; WSJ's Shefali Anand talks to video blogger Austin Andrews about the art of cinematic sign-language and his YouTube video "Deaf Ninja," which he made with inspiration from his deaf brother. (June 9); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; media; us; wsj.com; Microsoft's Bill Gates talks with WSJ's Rob Guth about his Harvard commencement speech, which drew upon another speech 60 years ago that outlined the Marshall Plan, and his goal to improve the situation in the world at large. (June 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; MSFT; us; wsj.com; WSJ.com's Paul Lin reports from Naugatuck, Conn., where city officials hope a giant new development based around a unique transit system will breathe life into the economy. (June 11); railroads; economy; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; J.P. Morgan Chase chief economist Bruce Kasman talks with Kelsey Hubbard about the response of central banks to the buildup of inflation in the global economy. (June 7); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Goldman Sachs analyst Adrianne Shapira says high-end retailers and Target were the standouts among retailers reporting May same-store sales while department store sales languished. (June 7); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; MarketWatch.com; TGT; retailers; us; WSJ's Chip Cummins reports from Yenagoa, Nigeria on how bandits and corruption are plaguing Africa's most populous nation. (June 7); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; A decline in refinery capacity and potenial disruption of oil shipments because of a cyclone in the Middle East are key factors impacting energy markets, says Kevin Kerr, editor of MarketWatch Global Resources Trader. (June 6); Africa/Mid East; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Commodities/Natural Resources; MarketWatch.com; Oil and Gas; us; WSJ.com's Andy Jordan speaks to Rob Corddry, the host of the Webby Film and Video Awards, and also to numerous award recipients, including The Beastie Boys. (June 6); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Top lawmakers are pushing legislation that could mark the biggest changes in U.S. patent law in more than 50 years. WSJ's Greg Hitt discusses how it may significantly raise the bar for patent-infringement awards. (June 5); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; law; patent; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Peter Landers talks to MIT associate professor James Sherley about his research on adult stem cells, his moral stand on embryonic stem cell research, and his fight for tenure. (June 6); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; biotechnology; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Thomas Burton visits a company that aims to provide disabled workers with useful, rewarding work. Cincinnati-based In Return was founded by Rob Groeschen after his brother, Tom, suffered a traumatic brain injury. (June 6); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Jacob Goldstein speaks with Dr. Josep Llovet, the lead author of a study that shows a drug called Nexavar has improved survival in patients with liver cancer. (June 5); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; WSJ.com's Andy Jordan talks with winners at the Webby Film and Video Awards, including stars of such YouTube fare as "Ask a Ninja" and "Extreme Diet Coke and Mentos Experiments." (June 5); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; DotMobi CEO Neil Edwards tells WSJ's Jessica Vascellaro about his company's efforts to make it easier for cellphone users to browse the Web on their phones and what conditions are currently preventing many from doing so. (June 4); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Internet Services; Wireless Technologies; us; wsj.com; Lynn Reaser, economic strategist for Bank of America, tells Kelsey Hubbard that today's stronger-than-expected jobs report suggests that the labor market is quite healthy. (June 1); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; The Journal's Mike Spector tours Detroit's new makeover and explains how an old hotel, the Book-Cadillac, will be ambitiously remodeled to test a new market for downtown living. (June 1); real estate; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; News Corp. President Peter Chernin talks to Kara Swisher about the company's bid to buy Dow Jones, publisher of The Wall Street Journal. (May 31); ATD; D5; DConference; WSJ's Dan Michaels tours an airplane graveyard in France, where old jets are ripped apart and converted into into scrap metal. (June 1); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; airlines; us; wsj.com; YouTube founders Steve Chen and Chad Hurley talk with Walt Mossberg about the future of the company and its many proliferating partnerships. (May 31); ATD; D5; DConference; Bill Gates and Steve Jobs appear together on stage at WSJ's D Conference to discuss their contribution to the computing industry. See highlights of their conversation with Walt Mossberg. (May 31); AAPL; ATD; D5; DConference; MSFT; Given the high valuations made in the recent purchases of DoubleClick and aQuantive, we asked some of the techies at the D Conference in Carlsbad, Calif., if they see a looming Internet advertising bubble. Stacey Delo reports. (May 31); AQNT; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Patrick Barta reports from the Congo where Phelps Dodge is going to build a new mine, despite unofficial armed militias, poor infrastructure, and political instability. (May 31); Mining and Metals; Commodities/Natural Resources; FCX; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; From the D Conference in Carlsbad, Calif., Palm CEO Ed Colligan details the company's new mobile device, the Palm Foleo. WSJ's Don Clark has the interview. (May 30); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Hardware and Equipment; palm; technology; us; wsj.com; Dr. Kim Carmichael of Washington University in St. Louis explains the causes of the disease and the traditional treatments, as well as lifestyle changes that augment medicine. (May 30); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Health-Care; pharmaceuticals; us; wsj.com; A week after The New England Journal of Medicine published a report that diabetes drug Avandia raises the risk of heart problems, Chris Viehbacher of GlaxoSmithKline defends the drug and its trials. (May 30); Health-Care; pharmaceuticals; ads; GSK; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; In a wide-ranging interview with WSJ's Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, Sen. McCain talks about immigration, the war in Iraq and U.S. high-tech competitiveness. (May 30); ATD; D5; DConference; Tuna Amobi, S&P media analyst, says record Memorial Day weekend box-office sales point to a strong year for Hollywood and prove that movies with broad appeal can still attract large audiences to theaters. Kelsey Hubbard reports. (May 29); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Deal Journal's Dana Cimilluca discusses Coca-Cola's plans to buy Vitaminwater maker Glaceau for $4.1 billion. (May 25); Grep Ip discusses the findings of a recent study on wages and mobility for men in their 30s. (May 25); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Paul Krutko, chief development officer of the City of San Jose, California, talks with WSJ's Pui-Wing Tam about how the city is trying to turn itself into a center for "clean tech." (May 24); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Hardware and Equipment; technology; us; wsj.com; After the Commerce Department reported an unexpected 16% jump in new home sales, Goldman Sachs' senior U.S. economist Edward McKelvey says it's not a sustainable trend. (May 24); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; real estate; us; wsj.com; Steve Jobs and Bill Gates have sparred over technology issues in the past, so it's no surprise that their scheduled joint interview at next week's "D: All Things Digital" conference is creating a buzz. (May 24); AAPL; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Hardware and Equipment; MSFT; MarketWatch.com; technology; us; A rise in gasoline inventories comes as a "relief" but supplies remain low, leaving the market vulnerable to any disruption, says Chris Motroni, lead broker for Man Financial. He speaks with Paul Lin. (May 23); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Commodities/Natural Resources; MarketWatch.com; us; A Russian journalist released a video of the late Alexander Litvinenko and his colleagues discussing their roles in the Russian Federal Security Service. (May 23).; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Dr. Atul Gawande, a Harvard cancer surgeon and author, talks with Kristen Gerencher about the growing transparency in medicine and what that means for the consumer.; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; MarketWatch.com; us; WSJ.com's Paul Lin reports on the difficult deconstruction of the Deutsche Bank building that was damaged in the September 11 attacks -- poisonous dust, human remains, insurance fights, and contractor walk outs have dogged the task. (May 23); real estate; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; WSJ's Ron Winslow talks to Dr. Steven Nissen, head of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, about the link between diabetes drug Avandia and the higher risk of heart attacks. (May 22); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; It's been just six months since Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson raised the battle cry for defending Wall Street's competitiveness. But already, that battle cry has faded to a faint whine, says WSJ's Alan Murray. (May 22); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; With the S&P 500 trading close to its record all-time closing high, S&P Senior Index Analyst Howard Silverblatt breaks down the advance, and tells Paul Lin that tech stocks still have long way to recoup losses since March 2000. (May 22); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; WSJ health blogger Jacob Goldstein says Avandia's supposed heart risk was flagged by the same doctor who called out Vioxx, among other drugs, and that Congress will now scrutinize the FDA's safety monitoring process for the diabetes drug. (May 21); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; GSK; Health-Care; pharmaceuticals; us; wsj.com; San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom says he's frustrated that a vote on the proposed plan to offer free and discounted Wi-Fi service from Google and Earthlink is delayed and says there's no back-up plan if it doesn't pass. (May 21); goog; ELNK; us; MarketWatch.com; The private-equity firms that plan to buy mobile-phone provider Alltel may be heading into unchartered territories, says Deal Journal's Dana Cimilluca. (May 21); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; WSJ reporter Josh Prager details his quest to track down the man who took an anonymous Pulitzer prize-winning photo of an execution in Iran after that country's revolution in 1979. (Dec. 2); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Fans of Michael Moore's movies aren't the only ones awaiting the release of "Sicko." The U.S. health-care industry has the film's premiere circled on its calendar as well. Moore recently sat down with MarketWatch's Carolyn Pritchard. (June 15); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Health-Care; MarketWatch.com; us; Love & Money columnist Jeff Opdyke and his wife, Amy, discuss their decision to buy a retirement home long before they plan to retire. (June 17); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; real estate; us; wsj.com; Rock schools are a hip alternative to piano class, WSJ's John Jurgensen reports. Watch students from the Paul Green School of Rock Music perform live. (June 15); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; media; us; wsj.com; Robert Kiyosaki, author of the "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" series, has a new book with Donald Trump that offers financial tips for fathers. Here he offers his top tips. (June 15); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; real estate; us; wsj.com; See deleted movie scenes, and even mock-rehearsals, that "Knocked-Up" director Judd Apatow is using to promote his film on the Web. The Journal's Sam Schechner explains the new marketing trend. (June 15); Advertising; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; media; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Jennifer Saranow reports on the increasing number of accidents and wealthy sports car owners who don't just take weekend drives. (June 15); automobiles; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; wsj.com; WSJ.com's Matt Vella reports on his biofuel trip over Memorial Day weekend -- getting a driver's perspective on using E85. The trip confirmed ethanol's shortcomings, but he saw signs of the fuel's potential. (June 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; In an unusual effort to marry technology and graffiti, artists have created a computer setup that lets anyone broadcast temporary street art onto the sides of buildings. WSJ.com's Andy Jordan goes along for a public demonstration. (June 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Work and Family columnist Sue Shellenbarger reports on child development research that concludes children benefit from fathers who play with them, pay attention to their passions, and take good care of a marriage. (June 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; The two big winners at this year's theater-focused Tony Awards in New York City were unlikely candidates. Video courtesy of Reuters. (June 11); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; media; us; wsj.com; Real Time columnist Jason Fry discusses what he learned when buying a new HDTV, and the complications he didn't plan for. (June 11); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; Hardware and Equipment; technology; us; wsj.com; Khaled Hosseini, author of "The Kite Runner" talks about his new book "A Thousand Splendid Suns," the atmosphere in Afghanistan, and his unorthodox writing method. (June 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; media; us; wsj.com; Drinks America has tapped into the celebrity-branded drinks trend, marketing beverages for personalities ranging from Paul Newman to Donald Trump. Bill Spain talks to CEO Patrick Kenny about the business. (June 8); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; MarketWatch.com; WSJ.com's Matt Phillips reports on new comic book series for girls. See the faces, hear their storylines, and hear DC Comics' Karen Berger explain why the company is so keen on attracting girls. (June 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; media; us; wsj.com; Novels, packaged in wood. The conservative U.S. release of a popular British rapper. And what song will play on the last episode of "The Sopranos?" The Journal's Sam Schechner fills in the details. (June 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; Entertainment and Leisure; media; us; wsj.com; WSJ.com's Andy Jordan speaks to Rob Corddry, the host of the Webby Film and Video Awards, and also to numerous award recipients, including The Beastie Boys. (June 6); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Party planning expert David Tutera offers tips on catering your own party without the stress and the cost. Tip number one: Don't serve a buffet. (June 7); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; Entertainment and Leisure; Food and Beverage; us; wsj.com; Real Time's Jason Fry discusses how public information on the Internet is challenging notions of privacy in the real world. (June 4); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; DotMobi CEO Neil Edwards tells WSJ's Jessica Vascellaro about his company's efforts to make it easier for cellphone users to browse the Web on their phones and what conditions are currently preventing many from doing so. (June 4); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Internet Services; Wireless Technologies; us; wsj.com; WSJ.com's Andy Jordan talks with winners at the Webby Film and Video Awards, including stars of such YouTube fare as "Ask a Ninja" and "Extreme Diet Coke and Mentos Experiments." (June 5); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Hear from WSJ's Jeff Opdyke and his wife Amy who are faced with the decision of whether or not to let their young son play in an elite soccer league, and respond to reader mail on the subject. (June 3); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Barron's Vito Racanelli interviews author Nassim Taleb about his book, "The Black Swan." Taleb says highly improbable events tend to have a disproportionate impact on financial markets and the world in general.; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; Barrons.com; Bond Market; Markets/Exchanges; economy; us; WSJ's Andy Jordan interviews "Ask a Ninja" at the 11th Annual Webby Awards. (June 5); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; CBS Chief Executive Les Moonves answers questions about the cancellation of the TV show "Jericho," despite strong protests from viewers. (June 1); Entertainment and Leisure; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Special Reports; wsj.com; How small employers can cut through the job-ad clutter online. (June 4); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; With the fortunes of rosé wines rising, the Journal's wine columnists, John Brecher and Dorothy J. Gaiter, set out to see if they taste as good as they look. (June 1); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; wsj.com; Paul Poiret, the so-called father of modern fashion, is the subject of a fashion exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. See the French designer's creations from the early 1900's. (May 31); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Andy Jordan interviews "Ask a Ninja" at the 11th Annual Webby Awards. (June 5); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; It used to be easier to figure out what to wear to a party, but now there are few rules. Stephanie Solomon, fashion director at Bloomingdales in New York, offers some advice. (May 31); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; retailers; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Rachel Dodes talks about new wedding Web sites that feature videos of marriage proposals. (May 31); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Suzanne Barlyn talks about leaking underground heating-oil tanks, which can complicate the sale of a home. (May 30); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Watch as Jeff and Amy Opdyke talk about the pros and cons of do-it-yourself remodeling -- and see the gutted bathroom that inspired their debate. (May 27); Home remodeling; WSJ's Sam Schechner shares clips from the new "Star Wars" documentary featuring interviews from Camille Paglia and Newt Gingrich, and tunes from British guitarist Richard Thompson's album about soldiers in Iraq. (May 25); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; Entertainment and Leisure; media; us; wsj.com; Wine columnists John Brecher and Dorothy Gaiter say the quality of American-made Sauvignon Blanc is improving and share their suggestions for summertime sipping. (May 24); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; "There is no excellent beauty that hath not some strangeness in the proportion." That's the story on this very fast, but oversized car from WSJ's Jeff Sabatini. (May 25); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; automobiles; us; wsj.com; WSJ reporter Matt Moffett reports from Brazil on one man determined to bring back the glory of "Ben-Hur" as a chariot racer. (May 23); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; wsj.com; Real Time columnist Jason Fry discusses a new service from Yahoo Music that offers song lyrics without the threat of spyware. But users can't copy the words. (May 21); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Juggling parents know all to well how tough it is to participate in PTA meetings, school fundraisers and school plays. So, what's a parent to do? WSJ's Tom Weber has advice in this week's Juggle. (May 21); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; wsj.com; WSJ's Ray Smith and Rachel Dodes take to the streets to gauge reaction to the latest trend in male fragrances -- colognes that are a little less manly. (May 19); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; WSJ.com's Matt Vella takes the new BMW Z4 for a test drive and finds it provides a more refined experience than the Z3 and can hold its own against some luxury models. (May 17); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; WSJ'S Sam Schechner on the 400th episode of "The Simpsons" and the show's upcoming movie, growing buzz for the New York band Battles, and Prince's insane ticket prices. (May 17); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Adam Najberg samples a classic commercial starring a very fast talker and interviews Madison Avenue advertising experts on where the gimmick came from and why it's used. (May 15); Advertising; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Cubicle Culture columnist, Jared Sandberg, discusses the techniques of needy supervisors and interviews several people who had to baby-sit their managers' egos. (May 15); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; NBC Universal President and CEO Jeff Zucker tells Paul Lin of WSJ.com about the network's strategy for the fall lineup: attracting the masses. (May 14); Advertising; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; media; us; wsj.com; NBC's Vivi Zigler discusses new television programs, online content, and the network's mission. (May 14); Advertising; media; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; With over 900 reviews on Yelp.com, posting reviews online isn't as much about stardom for Megan Wade, it's about talking up local businesses like Weird Fish. Stacey Delo has the interview. (May 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Special Reports; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Kelly Greene talks with financial planner Larry Ginsburg, who won't let his clients retire if they don't know what they will do with their time post-retirement. He offers some tips on retirement planning. (May 12); Financial Services; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; The Journal's Jeffrey Trachtenberg interviews novelist Elmore Leonard about his new book, "Up in Honey's Room." (May 11); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; media; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Sam Schechner on posthumously released recordings by late musicians Rick James and Elliott Smith. Plus, the re-release of the movie Becket and Wilco's new album, "Sky Blue Sky." (May 11); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Despite the growing gap between the euro and the dollar, there are some bargains for fans of Bordeaux wines. WSJ wine columnists John Brecher and Dorothy Gaiter found five top-notch French reds priced at $20 or less. (May 11); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Can the classic American hot dog regain its popularity by going upscale? WSJ's Julie Jargon takes us to a hot dog superstar in Chicago and gives us a tour of a sausage making plant. (May 10); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Kara Coyne, director of research at the Nielsen Norman Group, discusses the winners of her technology consulting firm's annual, world-wide corporate intranet contest and what they offer to corporate users. (May 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; software; technology; us; wsj.com; Work & Family columnist Sue Shellenbarger discusses how parents can help make their teenager's first paid job a positive experience. (May 10); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Jeff Trachtenberg interviews Alan Murray about his new book on the depleted power and growing vulnerability of CEOs. (May 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; Newsmakers; media; us; wsj.com; May sweeps are back and television networks are offering eye-catching, out-of-the-ordinary programming, as even the most popular shows mature. (May 10); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; See music videos produced by fans of music acts like Bjork, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Ozzy Osbourne. WSJ.com's Andrew LaVallee reports on how some novices are mastering the art, and winning the approval of record labels. (May 7); media; Technology, Hardware and Equipment; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto says John Edwards's leftist solution for terrorism doesn't hold a candle to Rudy Giuliani's. (June 15); commentary; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; wsj.com; Wonder Land columnist Dan Henninger on how the FCC lost its battle to fine TV networks that air cursing on live programming. (June 13); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter says earmarked spending hasn't gone away, it's just better concealed by a Democratic Congress. (June 13); commentary; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund says the Berlin Wall was a much simpler hurdle than current political unrest. (June 12); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Americas columnist Mary Anastasia O'Grady says a recent Supreme Court decision may be a landslide for Mexican business. (June 11); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter on accusations Karl Rove spurred the conviction of former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman. (June 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Wonder Land columnist Daniel Henninger comments on the pending immigration bill in Congress. (June 7); us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund says Thompson's recent "test" speech hit all the buttons that a Republican audience wants. (June 6); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto explains the legal technicalities. (June 5); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Social conservatives are missing from the presidential race, says Tony Perkins of the Family Research council. (June 4); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Maria Anastasia O'Grady explains why the Venezuelan president's cancellation of RCTV has incited the country's residents. (June 4); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Wonder Land columnist Dan Henninger discusses the tensions between free market dynamics and immigration reform. (May 31); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto discusses a recent conversation with Benjamin Netanyahu, who proposes that state pension funds divest in Iran. (May 29); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; WSJ editor Paul Gigot moderates. This week: Should the U.S. legalize drugs? (May 30); Gigot; WSJ; editorial; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter discusses Speaker Nancy Pelosi's role in crafting the latest Iraqi war-funding bill. (May 29); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund recounts a blistering weekend exchange between Democratic presidential hopeful Bill Richardson and NBC's Tim Russert. (May 29); commentary; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto says MIT had to fire Marilee Jones because it's in the business of delivering academic credentials. (May 24); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Wonder Land columnist Dan Henninger discusses the polarized political climate in Spain, and how it mirrors the U.S. (May 24); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week: The immigration-reform bill. (May 23); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter on the Senate's immigration bill and why it doesn't have much chance of passing once it reaches the House. (May 23); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund explains why Rush Limbaugh's parody of Barack Obama differs from the recent Imus controversy. (May 22); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; wsj.com; Americas columnist Mary Anastasia O'Grady predicts a gloomy outlook for Hugo Chavez's price controls. (May 21); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; economy; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week: Can Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani unite the GOP? (May 15); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter discusses the political limitations of "universal" health care. (May 15); us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; wsj.com; Mary Anastasia O'Grady discusses the close vote over bringing Canadian U.N. forces back from Afghanistan. (May 14); afghanistan; americas; Canada; o'grady; troops; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto discusses an oddity of today's politics that abortion proponents tend to be allied with environmentalists. (May 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter discusses a federal appeals court case in which the contents of an illegally taped phone call involving House Republican leaders were disclosed. (May 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates. This week: The IMF's annual report on the economy and the global boom. (May 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund discusses crypto-candidate Fred Thompson, and how the former senator from Tennessee missed the opportunity to hit a homerun following the Republican debates. (May 8); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Americas columnist Mary Anastasia O¿Grady discusses the closure of a Cuban, anti-communist Catholic magazine by the church. (May 7); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Wonderland columnist Dan Henninger discusses the rush of Political Correctness in the wake of the Imus scandal. (May 3); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Analysis; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter talks about the political arm twisting that went into the milestone fuel switch to ethanol for the Indy 500. (May 2); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week: former CIA Director George Tenet's memoirs. (May 2); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto tells Ed Crane about his close encounters with conspiracy theorists at the L.A. Times Festival of Books. (May 1); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund previews this week's Republican presidential debate and discusses the winners and losers from last week's Democratic showdown. (May 1); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; WSJ Americas columnist Mary Anastasia O'Grady discusses the implications of Al Gore's diplomatic "dis" of Colombian President Alvaro Uribe. (April 30); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Wonderland columnist Dan Henninger says the privacy rights of individuals may come second in court. (April 26); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund comments on the campaign strategies of Al Gore, Mike Bloomberg, Fred Thompson, and Newt Gingrich. (April 25); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto discusses zero-tolerance policies regarding weapons and some schools' responses to perceived threats of student violence. (April 24); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter discusses efforts by House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D., Md.) to build a coalition of support. (April 24); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Naomi Schaefer Riley of WSJ's editorial page discusses the possibility of legal action against Virginia Tech University because faculty knew this week's shooter was dangerous and insane. (April 19); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Wonder Land columnist Daniel Henninger argues that Americans have become desensitized to acts of violence. (April 19); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter discusses the gun control policy in Virginia, where tough existing laws failed to prevent the massacre. (April 19); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter says New York Sen. Hillary Clinton is ahead of other democratic presidential candidates with Latino voters. (April 18); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates. This week: What does the Virginia Tech massacre say about gun control policy? (April 11); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund says the Virginia Tech shootings may incite political discourse but won't change states' rights to allow guns. (April 17); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto says white people shouldn't be afraid to denounce gangsta rap. (April 17); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Americas columnist Mary Anastasia O'Grady says the Venezuelan president might force foreign oil producers to pull out of his country. (April 16); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates. This week: Sen. John McCain's use of Iraq as his rallying cry. (April 11); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund says Don Imus's comments about the Rutgers women's basketball team are no different than what popular rap artists have been getting away with for years. (April 10); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto debunks a story on the Web by a man who claims he's on a "no fly" list for publicly criticizing President Bush. (April 10); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter says New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson is vying to become the foreign policy candidate for president. (April 10); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; WSJ Americas columnist Mary Anastasia O'Grady says instability in Ecuador could have broader consequences for the region. (April 9); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Deputy editorial page editor Daniel Henninger discusses whether efforts to stop the war will undermine military success in Iraq. (April 5); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; WSJ Editorial Board member Jason Riley discusses the problem of malaria after a visit to the region. (April 4); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto discusses U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's problematic visit to Syria. (April 3); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com Assistant Editor Brendan Miniter discusses New York Sen. Hillary Clinton's fund-raising tactics. (April 3); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Editorial Page columnist Mary Anastasia O'Grady discusses human rights violations in Cuba. (March 30); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; WSJ deputy editorial page editor Dan Henninger reflects on YouTube campaigning and the controversial "Hillary 1984" ad. (March 29); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week: South Carolina's vote on a school voucher bill and a revolt among college presidents against "top school" rankings. (March 28); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto comments on criticism of John Edwards's decision to stay in the race. (March 28); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Brendan Miniter, associate editor of OpinionJournal.com, discusses how the Republican Party is "now groping for its future." (March 27); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Americas columnist Mary O'Grady discusses recent moves toward pension reform in Mexico. (March 26); "Americas"; Editorial page; Mexico; pensions; WSJ editorial page columnist Mary O'Grady talks with Canadian finance minister Jim Flaherty about Canada's capital markets reform. (March 23); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Dan Henninger on the Supreme court's latest free-speech case. (March 22); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot moderates the weekly meeting. This week the editors discuss the "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" case. (March 21); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto tells Ed Crane about new developments in the Valerie Plame case. (March 21); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; WSJ Editorial Page columnist Mary O'Grady explains how an upstart low-fare airline is set to make traveling easier for many Mexicans. (March 19); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; Industrial Transportation; Travel; airlines; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Wonder Land columnist Daniel Henninger says the wrong man was fired in the Walter Reed hospital scandal. (Mar. 15); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week: Viacom's lawsuit against Google. (March 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's John Fund discusses the prospects for Fred Thompson, the former senator who is now considering a bid for the White House. (March 13); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto discusses Sen. Hillary Clinton's reprise of her 1998 "right-wing conspiracy" charge. (March 13); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week: poor healthcare at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. (March 7); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; WSJ editorial board member Brian Carney discusses why he thinks Scooter Libby is not guilty of outing Valerie Plame and shouldn't have to serve time following his conviction. (March 7); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week's topics: Lights always on in Al Gore's house, and Cheney's near-death meeting with Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf. (Feb. 28); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week: The Sirius-XM Radio merger plan and Italian judge's arrest warrant for CIA agents. (Feb. 21); us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto makes the case that Rudy Giuliani has a better shot at president than anyone because of his executive experience as mayor of New York City and his "unselfconscious masculinity." (Feb. 20); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week's subject: North Korea. (Feb. 14); Asia Pacific; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; Are global-warming skeptics on par with people who deny the Holocaust ever happened? It's a comparison refuted by OpinionJournal.com editor James Taranto. (Feb. 13); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; us; wsj.com; caption to come; us; Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; wsj.com; Paul Gigot, editor of the WSJ Editorial Page, moderates the weekly meeting. This week: South Carolina's vote on a school voucher bill and a revolt among college presidents against "top school" rankings. (March 28); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; OpinionJournal.com's James Taranto comments on criticism of John Edwards's decision to stay in the race. (March 28); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Opinion; commentary; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Carol Hymowitz interviews Lynda Gratton, professor of management at the London Business School, about the challenges of managing and overseeing global virtual teams. (June 16); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Phanish Puranam, a London Business School assistant professor and a scholar at the Advanced Institute of Management in London, on what it takes to outsource effectively. (June 16); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; Donald Sull, a London Business School profesor, on why companies seeking to seize an opportunity benefit from standardizing most functions. (June 16); Auto_Tagged_Lineup News; us; wsj.com; WSJ's Carol Hymowitz interviews Dr. Anil K. Gupta, a professor at the Robert H. 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WSJ's Jim Carlton reports from Honig Winery. (June 13); us; wsj.com; Work and Family columnist Sue Shellenbarger reports on child development research that concludes children benefit from fathers who play with them, pay attention to their passions, and take good care of a marriage. (June 14); Auto_Tagged_Lineup Pursuits; us; wsj.com; Bill Gates and Steve Jobs appear together on stage at WSJ's D Conference to discuss their contribution to the computing industry. See highlights of their conversation with Walt Mossberg. (May 31); AAPL; ATD; D5; DConference; MSFT; Sky Dayton, CEO of mobile phone company Helio, demonstrates features of the company's new smartphone in an interview with the WSJ's Almar Latour. (May 31); us; MarketWatch.com; Bill Gates and Steve Jobs onstage together at the D5 conference, talking about each other's contributions to history. 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