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The events, openings, and exhibitions that business leaders are attending in May.

The April release of Grand Theft Auto IV may finally push the videogame industry out of the holiday box.

When the economy sours, even big spenders pare back. What corners of luxury are being cut?

London has become a center for eco-conscious dining. Suddenly, it's easy eating green.

How to reinvent a company that is already all about change.

Personal genetic tests are proliferating; some are even available online. Do they really tell you anything? First in a series.

Business travelers are usually unfazed by currency fluctuations. Not this time.

The latest addition to a marketing plan? Getting on a show like Project Runway to promote your business.

Susan Rose and Jennifer Heller are matchmakers, but not for the hoi polloi. Their clients are hard-charging (but lovelorn) executives and professionals who lack the time to go on the prowl.

The 20th century's most famous conductors both hit posthumous milestones this year. Will Bernstein or Karajan do better dead?

In an era of celebrity business leaders, a new class of experts called executive branders has emerged.

Your car is increasingly savvy about what's happening around it. How long until it is autopiloting? And what stands in the way?

And why she might not rise higher than Lehman's C.F.O.

How to cope when widespread delays hit the air travel system.

Stuntman Eric Norris, son of action star Chuck, has been set on fire, thrown from motorcycles, and tossed off buildings more times than he can remember. But he keeps getting back up for more.

Former Est�e Lauder executive Bob Nielsen came out of retirement to advise on and invest in a cosmetics line for new moms that makes the Boob Tube.

But, please, do not call them tax shelters. Here are some legal tax-avoidance strategies that work, and can stand up to I.R.S. scrutiny.

CDs are dead, and Korean impresario Jin-Young Park knows it. American music labels could learn a thing or two from the model he's built in South Korea.

The country's hardest-to-get reservation isn't in New York or Los Angeles. Call Talula's Table, in Pennsylvania horse country, to dine in 2009.

How C.I.O. Tom Conophy, who has clocked millions of miles in the skies, takes it around the world.

More and more, retailers are showing their appreciation for customers in an effort to keep them spending.

You no longer need a computer to use eBay's internet phone service-Skype's going mobile.

Can an Australian wine brand known for its $8 bottles get wine lovers to pay $80 a pop?

Steel manufacturing is just plain dirty, no matter how you cut it. But California BIZ Experiences Mike Hart thinks he can make it clean and green-in China of all places.

All-you-can-eat mobile service is the best thing to happen to business travelers in years.

Tech strategist Arnie Berman tells Duff McDonald how corner-office carnage can lead to big tech stock gains.

Can advertising be taught? The intense and demanding Brandcenter is sure going to try.

Female BIZ Experiencess like ousted Zipcar C.E.O. Robin Chase find they're held to different standards by the male-dominated VC community.

Illumina C.E.O. Jay Flatley is moving fast to outmaneuver rivals in a futuristic industry that stands to make billions of dollars off your DNA.

It's clich�, not to mention highly dubious, to say you're leaving your high-powered job to "spend time with your family." But a couple of recent departees insist they really meant it.