NEWSWEEK: What Mattered Most This Week

October 22, 2010

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1. NEWSWEEK'S 2010 GREEN RANKINGS Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Photos: America's 10 most environmentally friendly companies. The world's top 100 green corporations. Why there's still hope for cutting carbon. By Sharon Begley Ten big green ideas that could change the world. Check out the entire Green Rankings package. 2. MIDTERMS: TEA PARTY TROUBLES, DEMOCRATIC DECEPTION, AND MORE Win McNamee / Getty Images How Tea Partiers get the Constitution wrong. By Andrew Romano Listicle: Seven ways to make voters forget you're a Democrat. The GOP's new strategy to win Hispanic votes. Why third parties never work in American politics. Sketch: Watching the New York governor debate with Manhattan Republicans. 3. AS SETTLEMENTS START, MIDDLE EAST PEACE PROCESS TOTTERS Khaled al-Hariri / Reuters-Corbis How Benjamin Netanyahu is playing to his base. Is Hamas ready for peace with Israel? Palestinians might ask the U.N. Security Council to proclaim a state in Gaza and the West Bank. Why Israel should declare itself a nuclear power. Lebanon stages a diversion for domestically struggling Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. 4. AS FORECLOSURES HEAT UP, DO WE HAVE SOLUTIONS? Mary F. Calvert / The New York Times How civil rights complicate the foreclosure crisis. Has the Federal Reserve run out of tricks? Third World financing has come to the U.S. By Daniel Gross Good managers are hard to find—despite high unemployment. 5. MAKING IT AS AN ENTREPRENEUR Courtesy of Hoegh Pet Casket Co. How to build a successful franchise. Photos: Unusual businesses and the people who run them. From mom to mogul: 10 extraordinary businesswomen. Get more opinions, analysis, photo galleries, and videos at: NEWSWEEK.COM

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