Morning Cram

From NPR: Microsoft, the company that defined the PC, is still enormously profitable — but not as profitable as it once was.

From NPR: If the last presidential debate was any indication, you'll be hearing a lot about China in tonight's third and final face-off between President Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.

From NPR: More and more women are using frozen eggs to have babies later in life, and the infertility treatment is no longer being called experimental.

From NPR: Economists share their tax dreams, all of which would destroy any politician’s chance of being elected: no mortgage-interest deduction, no employee health benefits deduction and no corporate tax.

From NPR: Westerns are making a comeback in several television series.

From NPR: In the wake of the Lance Armstrong doping scandal, some may think that all professional cyclists were involved. That’s just not the case.