Segments From This Episode

• Taco Bell menu goes healthy, with protein

  by Sarah Gardner

  The fast-food franchise is looking to double the meat in its menu items.

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• Financial crisis profit-taking winds down — for some

  by Jeff Tyler

  The layoffs at law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges show that some companies face a crisis now that the business of cleaning up the financial crisis is over.

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• Carnival Cruises changes captain

  by Adriene Hill

  Carnival relieves its longtime CEO of his CEO-ship. Overall the company, which includes several lines, is making a profit. Carnival Cruise, which has had all the mishaps, is suffering.

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• Britain’s government wants fast trains; some say they’re not worth it

  Britain's government wants to spend billions on a high-speed rail system. HS2 — as it's called — could cut some journey times in half but critics say it would harm the countryside and trains are yesterday's technology.

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• Hi-top fade haircut: It’s all business

  by Stacey Vanek Smith

  

  The iconic '80s hairstyle, the hi-top fade, is making a comeback. Part of the reason: It's good for business.

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• The Nook, Barnes & Noble’s tablet, struggles

  by Sarah Gardner

  Barnes & Noble is setting its Nook tablet free to focus on the more popular e-reader.

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• Obama on climate change: It’s the economy, stupid

  by Scott Tong

  The president spent much of his speech on climate change focused on the economy.

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• Schools get into the start-up game

  by Sally Herships

  It may sound tempting to drop out of school to start your start-up. But it may be even more tempting to stay in.

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