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    The Economist: Finance and economics
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  • The euro: Covering the crisis
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  • Lexington: Declinism resurgent
  • The economy: Unequal pain
  • The labour market: Idle hands
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    European Union
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  • European markets: Post-election blues (and reds)
  • The euro crisis: A winner in France, alarm in Greece
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    BusinessWeek.com -- Asia
  • Lessons from Apple's iPad Adventure in China
  • A Comeback for Chairman Mao's Limo
  • China's Savers Wise Up to Above-Market Rates
  • China Gives Economic Lifeline to Spain
  • Myanmar Wants to Be the Next Tiger
  • China Web Stocks Surge
  • The Cost of Rebuilding Japan
  • The Cost of Rebuilding Japan
  • U.S. Forces in Japan Recall Response to Disaster
  • Dairy Queen to Expand in China, Thailand
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    BusinessWeek.com -- Europe
  • Europe Left to Dig Deeper After G-20 Rebuff
  • Trailing European Profits Don't Dull Stocks
  • HSBC on Track for 2013 Profitability Goal
  • Nokia Offers Cheaper Windows Phone
  • Mobile Operators Turn to Merger Lite
  • Vodafone Peers Snub Sharing $40B Network Cost
  • BP Weighs $14B Settlement of Spill Damage Claims
  • Volkswagen Set to Buy Remaining Porsche Stake
  • Maersk Says Container Line to Lose Money
  • Low Tax Lures Wealthy to Swiss Town Rueschlikon
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  • Daniela Rus's Robotic Sand
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    BusinessWeek.com -- Technology
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    BusinessWeek.com -- Finance
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    BusinessWeek.com -- Small Business
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  • China's Next Export: Venture Capital
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  • How 'Diversity Fatigue' Undermines Business Growth
  • Hospitals Seek Startups to Cure Tech Ills
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    BusinessWeek.com -- Magazine
  • The Rise and Inglorious Fall of Myspace
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    BusinessWeek.com -- Management
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  • Redefining Growth: Why Revenue Rules
  • How to Achieve Exponential Growth
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    BusinessWeek.com -- Business Schools
  • The Ivy League's 2012 Presidential Pick
  • How I Got Here: Google's Brent Callinicos
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  • MBA Journal: Finding My Way
  • In Defense of Stanford University
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  • Coaching College Freshmen So They Don't Drop Out
  • California Schools Get Around an Affirmative Action Ban
  • Does It Pay to Study at State?
  • A Day In The Life: Investment Banking Associate
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    Latest financial news - CNNMoney.com
  • Postal Service's next deadline: Aug. 1
  • GM won't advertise in the 2013 Super Bowl
  • New York penthouse sells for a record $90 million
  • Anti-social: Zynga tumbles after Facebook IPO
  • Thrilled and bummed by Google's self-driving car
  • Enough on Facebook! Buy Google or Apple
  • Facebook: Many mutual funds already have a stake
  • Facebook trading sets record IPO volume
  • Stocks: Worst week of the year
  • Europe fears pressure world markets
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    Technology news - CNNMoney.com
  • The scene at Facebook's Hacker Way
  • John Gruber jumps ship
  • Apple commentator John Gruber jumps ship
  • Facebook trading sets record IPO volume
  • Enough on Facebook! Buy Google or Apple
  • Facebook: Many mutual funds already have a stake
  • Post-Facebook IPO wisdom, from one CEO to another
  • Anti-social: Zynga tumbles after Facebook IPO
  • Facebook begins trading!
  • HP considers cutting 25,000 jobs. Why not more?
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    Company news - CNNMoney.com
  • GM won't advertise in the 2013 Super Bowl
  • Facebook trading sets record IPO volume
  • Facebook's IPO price: $38 per share
  • JPMorgan's Dimon to testify in Senate
  • Comcast scraps broadband cap
  • Verizon ends standalone DSL service
  • Anti-social: Zynga tumbles after Facebook IPO
  • Remember theGlobe.com? Tech IPOs have a dismal track record
  • Warren Buffett buys into 'declining' newspapers
  • Best big companies to work for
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    World business news - CNNMoney.com
  • FACEBOOK'S MODEST DEBUT
  • Europe fears pressure world markets
  • Does Spain deserve its financial battering?
  • U.S. stocks: Worst week of the year
  • No, Facebook didn't make Bono richest musician
  • Facebook: Many mutual funds already have a stake
  • Dear Greece, be careful what you wish for
  • Spain's government to urge calm
  • Moody's downgrades Spanish banks
  • Senators to Eduardo Saverin: Don't come back.
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    Economic news - CNNMoney.com
  • Postal Service's next deadline: Aug. 1
  • CNNMoney economy blog
  • Greek banks strain for cash
  • Vacation? No thanks, boss
  • Paying companies to hire the unemployed
  • Greece downgraded deeper into junk
  • Postal plants to shrink, 28,000 jobs at stake
  • JPMorgan's Dimon to testify in Senate
  • Moody's downgrades Spanish regions
  • Senate confirms Obama's Fed nominees
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    Latest stock market news from Wall Street - CNNMoney.com
  • Stocks: Worst week of the year
  • Anti-social: Zynga tumbles after Facebook IPO
  • Enough on Facebook! Buy Google or Apple
  • Facebook: Many mutual funds already have a stake
  • Facebook trading sets record IPO volume
  • Why Facebook won't start trading at the opening bell
  • Europe fears pressure world markets
  • Obama may tap Strategic Petroleum Reserve
  • Flight to safety: 10-year yield at record low
  • Moody's downgrades Spanish banks
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    Personal finance advice, ideas - Money Magazine
  • Cut your health care bills at any age
  • Successful baby-boomer entrepreneurs
  • The real costs of starting a business
  • Starting a company from scratch
  • Bank stocks that let you sleep well
  • Buying a business after 50
  • 5 things to know about going out of network
  • Redo your roof the right way
  • Millions of Europeans face long slog
  • Keep an eye on vision care savings
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    Small business news - CNNMoney.com
  • Succeeding as a 'boomerpreneur'
  • Why Daniel Boulud still lives above the store
  • Can a side gig help your career?
  • Hail to the Rice Business Plan champions
  • Businesses are recovering, but Washington didn't help
  • The real costs of starting a business
  • Starting a company from scratch
  • A former children's publisher goes back to school
  • Moms making millions
  • Creating jobs on both sides of the border
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    Technology news - CNNMoney.com
  • The scene at Facebook's Hacker Way
  • John Gruber jumps ship
  • Apple commentator John Gruber jumps ship
  • Facebook trading sets record IPO volume
  • Enough on Facebook! Buy Google or Apple
  • Facebook: Many mutual funds already have a stake
  • Post-Facebook IPO wisdom, from one CEO to another
  • Anti-social: Zynga tumbles after Facebook IPO
  • Facebook begins trading!
  • HP considers cutting 25,000 jobs. Why not more?
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    Personal finance news - CNNMoney.com
  • New York condo sells for record $90M
  • 'I have an airplane hangar in my front yard'
  • 5 Memorial Day weekend travel deals
  • Why you probably can't win an age discrimination suit
  • 'What should we do with a $100,000 windfall?'
  • Save on health care, even as your body falls apart
  • Succeeding as a 'boomerpreneur'
  • Mortgage rates hit record low again
  • The Facebook effect on San Francisco real estate
  • Home buying at most affordable level in decades
    		•
    Forbes.com: Most popular stories
  • The World's Billionaires
  • The World's Most Powerful Celebrities
  • America's Best Colleges
  • The World's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives
  • Twelve Nasty Work-From-Home Scams
  • The World's Richest People
  • The World's Leading Companies
  • The World's Most Powerful People
  • Most Dangerous Destinations 2007
  • Inside The World's First Billion-Dollar Home
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    Forbes.com: News
  • Mary R. Kennedy's Death Teaches What United Behavioral Health Forgets: Depression Kills
  • Barclays Reiterates 'No Hard Landing' Call For China
  • Eurozone Debt Crisis Part 2: The Contagious Greek Patient Cannot be Kept Isolated
  • Eurozone Debt Crisis Part 1: When Mexico was Greece and the U.S was Germany
  • What Could Be Better Than Being Mark Zuckenberg's CPA ?
  • Telecom Weekly News Wrap May 19, 2012
  • When Twitter Met Google and Ferrari Met Ford, Look What Happened
  • Apple Wrongfoots Greenpeace over Renewable Power for the iCloud
  • Friday's Most Suprising Stock? Not Facebook, But The Brown Shoe Co.
  • What Should Congress Do after the Supreme Court Decision on Obamacare?
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    Forbes - Markets
  • Eurozone Debt Crisis Part 2: The Contagious Greek Patient Cannot be Kept Isolated
  • Eurozone Debt Crisis Part 1: When Mexico was Greece and the U.S was Germany
  • Friday's Most Suprising Stock? Not Facebook, But The Brown Shoe Co.
  • Forbes Markets Rewind: Facebook's IPO, J.C. Penney's Drop And Jamie Dimon's Nightmare
  • Facebook's A Flop For Flippers: Stock Holds The Line At $38
  • Facebook's Busted IPO Sends a Message to Wall Street
  • Weekly Market Wrap: May 18, 2012
  • But What Will the JT Marlin Guys Tell Their Clients?
  • Analyst Moves: ADSK, CRM
  • Weekly Market Wrap: 5/18/2012
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    Forbes - Business
  • The New Celebrity Entrepreneurs
  • J.Lo's Stunning Career Reincarnation Puts Her No. 1 On The Celebrity 100
  • The Bestselling Woman Behind What to Expect When You're Expecting
  • Mary R. Kennedy's Death Teaches What United Behavioral Health Forgets: Depression Kills
  • Eurozone Debt Crisis Part 2: The Contagious Greek Patient Cannot be Kept Isolated
  • Eurozone Debt Crisis Part 1: When Mexico was Greece and the U.S was Germany
  • What Could Be Better Than Being Mark Zuckenberg's CPA ?
  • When Twitter Met Google and Ferrari Met Ford, Look What Happened
  • What Should Congress Do after the Supreme Court Decision on Obamacare?
  • The Most Valuable Startup Asset: Your Meta-Tribe
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    Forbes.com: Europe News
  • The Secret Of J.Lo's Success: Do Everything -- Brilliantly
  • Fitch: Another $566B Needed To Stem Europe Bank Crisis
  • JPMorgan's Whale Trade Reportedly Sinks Another $1B
  • The Woman Behind Europe's New Dance Craze
  • Ten Myths About Modern China
  • The World's Most Powerful Celebrities
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    Forbes.com: Asia News
  • As Facebook Debuts, Yahoo May Finally Have A Deal
  • Facebook's China Dilemma
  • The Facebook Effect On China's Renren
  • Solar Installers Caught In Cross Fire Of China Trade War
  • If Greece Quits The Euro, What Does Europe Need?
  • Blackpool-West Ham: The World's Most Valuable Game?
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    Forbes - Personal Finance
  • Should College Students Be Forced To Buy E-Books?
  • Why Millennials Are Spending More Than They Earn
  • Ten Things to Do When You Lose Your Job
  • Facebook's Busted IPO Sends a Message to Wall Street
  • Weekly Market Wrap: 5/18/2012
  • Analyst Moves: CP, MS
  • Daily Dividend Report: LO, HD, TWC, APD, HPQ
  • If Facebook Delivers (Or Disappoints), Try Minerals
  • 10 Hot Rocks For Your Portfolio
  • Facebook's IPO: Economic Lessons from Farmville
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    Forbes.com: Investing Ideas
  • Intel Still A Tech Darling To Needham After NVIDIA Deal
  • Handicapping Intel And Four Other Buy And Trade Stocks
  • Costco's Spicy Cousin Is On Fire
  • Can Kroger Beat Wal-Mart?
  • Russian Acquisition Is Another Reason To Pour PepsiCo Into Your Portfolio
  • Deutsche Sees No Upside For Kraft Stock Price
  • Dollar's Plunge Fires Up Dollar ETF Option Trades
  • Bears Bet That Apollo Group Cannot Get Up From Its Fall
  • Aggressive Bulls Bet On Better Dynegy Offer, More Upside For Rambus
  • Gifts For Young Investors
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    Forbes.com: Taxes & Estates News
  • How To Do Your Taxes On The Cheap
  • When To File Your First Tax Return
  • Illinois Monster Tax Hike Kicks Off Dramatic State Budget Year
  • Amazon, CouponCabin Threaten As Illinois Moves To Tax Internet Sales
  • Nine Tips For Tax-Smart Charitable Giving
  • How much will I owe IRS next April?
  • Limited Mortgage, Charitable Tax Breaks Preserved In Deficit Panel Proposal
  • Richie Rich Tax Audits
  • Big Changes Coming To Your Medical FSA
  • Pay Clawbacks Bring Tax Problems
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    Forbes - Entrepreneurs
  • What Could Be Better Than Being Mark Zuckenberg's CPA ?
  • When Twitter Met Google and Ferrari Met Ford, Look What Happened
  • The Most Valuable Startup Asset: Your Meta-Tribe
  • Kim Kardashian And Kris Humphries - Is There A Tax Angle ?
  • British Lawyer Nabbed at JFK For Helping Americans Hide Swiss Accounts
  • The Real Appeal of Entrepreneurs, from Ira Glass to Zuck: Authorship of Life
  • Who Got Rich This Week: A New Facebook Friend, Another Tech Founder From Cambridge And More
  • Using Marketing Analytics: I Do, Therefore, I Think
  • Facebook Makes First Post-IPO Acquisition: Karma
  • 4 Unintended Consequences of the JOBS Act for the Startup Community
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    Forbes - Tech
  • Party At Zuckerberg's House (Hope You Got An Invite)
  • Who Wants to Meet a Facebook Millionaire?
  • Facebook's A Flop For Flippers: Stock Holds The Line At $38
  • How I (Almost) Won The Office Facebook Betting Pool
  • What Is It Like To Work At NASA?
  • Nikola Tesla Wasn't God And Thomas Edison Wasn't The Devil
  • What Could Be Better Than Being Mark Zuckenberg's CPA ?
  • When Twitter Met Google and Ferrari Met Ford, Look What Happened
  • Apple Wrongfoots Greenpeace over Renewable Power for the iCloud
  • The Most Valuable Startup Asset: Your Meta-Tribe
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    Forbes.com: ForbesLife News
  • What Should Congress Do after the Supreme Court Decision on Obamacare?
  • Car of the Week: 2013 Mercedes-Benz SL 550
  • Obamacare Activists Prep to be 'Either Celebratory or Agitational' about Supreme Court Decision
  • Medicare Advantage Reform: Detaching Pay from Performance
  • Are House Republicans Caving in on Repealing Obamacare? Doubtful.
  • Chrysler's Kumbaya King
  • James Beard Awards: Mercedes-Benz Next Best New Restaurant, Daniel Humm Outstanding Chef
  • Why GM Yanked Its Facebook Ads On Eve Of IPO
  • GM Says Facebook Ads Don't Work, Pulls $10 Billion Account
  • GM Says Facebook Ads Don't Work, Pulls $10 Million Account
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    Forbes - Op/Ed
  • Fiscal Austerity And Rational Morality
  • Why Women, Hispanics And Youth Won't Save Obama
  • Romney's Alleged Lapses Dwarfed By Those Of Obama's Minions
  • Same Sex Marriage Requires The Consent Of The Governed
  • Is Better Technology Still The Future Of Healthcare?
  • Collapse In Trust Is A Good Predictor Of Collapse In Governments
  • Investing For Global Impact: Be Early Be Patient
  • The Claims Against Gold Still Aren't Sticking
  • No Virginia, There Is No Sanity Clause In Obama Drilling Permit Policy
  • Just Who Should Control Your Healthcare Spending?
    		•
    Inc.com
  • Get Website Users to Stay Longer: 7 Tips
  • 5 Traits Remote Employees Must Have
  • Business Blogs Face Big Changes
  • After Facebook: 6 IPOs to Put on Your Radar
  • Help Your Employees Think Strategically
  • Networking Secrets From Introverts
  • What's Your Leadership Position?
  • Make Your Employees Feel Less Busy
  • Advertisement:
  • 3 Ways to Annoy Your Customers
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    Start-up
  • Make Your Employees Feel Less Busy
  • Rdio: Great Music, for a Price
  • Hot Industry: Internet Publishing
  • How to Handle Your Own PR
  • Told You So! Early Facebook Doubters Eat Their Words
  • Where Klout Came From
  • Need More Crowdfunders? Try These Lures
  • Advertisement: Avoid the waste of sheet labels.
  • The Fast Track to Start-Up Life
  • Turn Criticism Into Money
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    From the Reporters | Inc.com
  • How Lack of Capital Can Drive Innovation
  • CEOs Donate Birthdays to Charity
  • Is War a Good Analogy for Business?
  • Scott Harrison: Why Charity Shouldn't Be About Guilt
  • Ric Elias: How Facing Death Changed My Life (And My Business)
  • 5 Keys to Business Happiness
  • Conference Life: Cocktail Party Impacts Early Morning Yoga Attendance
  • Are You Living the American Nightmare?
  • If You Don't Go All In on Social Media, You're Dead
  • Do Entrepreneurs Need to Be Crazy?
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    Entrepreneur
  • Three Things You Must Know Before Pitching Investors
  • Jobs or Zuckerberg: Who'd Make the Better Boss?
  • What Makes Facebook Worth So Much
  • Five Ways to Organize Your Office--Stylishly
  • 4 Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for a Bank Loan
  • Angels, Equity and a Shark of One's Own
  • The SBA's Karen G. Mills on the Small-Business Recovery (Video)
  • The SBA's Karen G. Mills Answers Her Agency's Critics (Video)
  • Small Business and the President's Cabinet (Video)
  • Facebook's 3 Biggest Ecommerce Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
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    Entrepreneur: Startup
  • Five Ways to Organize Your Office--Stylishly
  • How to Get Low-Cost Legal Services (Video)
  • A Young Entrepreneur's Best Friend is His... Mom?
  • Finding the Right Mentor to Help Grow Your Business
  • 5 Tips for Boomer-Friendly Retail Design
  • Smaller Retailers Tap Into the Power of Digital Displays
  • How to Legally Protect Your Home If Your Business Is Sued (Video)
  • How to Deal With Copycats (Video)
  • How to Prioritize As an Entrepreneur (Video)
  • Why Innovation Dies
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    Entrepreneur: Grow Your Business
  • Three Things You Must Know Before Pitching Investors
  • 4 Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for a Bank Loan
  • Angels, Equity and a Shark of One's Own
  • Facebook's 3 Biggest Ecommerce Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
  • When Facebook's 'Like' Pushes the Wrong Button with Employers
  • Forget Reality TV. Business Owners Benefit from Local Contests
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