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Roubini On Steroids: Zombie Economy In A G-Zero World - Forbes



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Roubini On Steroids: Zombie Economy In A G-Zero World
Forbes
When Dante approaches the gates of hell in his Inferno, he sees a sign that reads “abandon all hope, ye who enter here.” The same sign should hang in places where economist Nouriel Roubini is scheduled to talk. Living up to the reputation that won him
Dr. Doom reveals what lies ahead and where he's stashing his moneyGlobe and Mail
Roubini Sees 'Significant' Slowdown in ChinaBloomberg
Roubini Sees 'Significant' 2012 Slowdown in Chinese EconomyBusinessWeek
AdvisorOne -Wall Street Pit
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Sears Shares Soar As Retailer Said To Reach Accord With Factors - Wall Street Journal



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Sears Shares Soar As Retailer Said To Reach Accord With Factors
Wall Street Journal
By Karen Talley Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)-Sears Holdings Corp. (SHLD) shares soared Friday as the retailer was said to be making the rounds to reassure its financing partners that it has the wherewithal and the desire to meet its
Sears shares rally again, up 57% in '12Chicago Tribune
Sears Rises on Report CIT Approving Orders as Early as TodayBusinessWeek
Rumors, reports fuel big gains for SearsMarketWatch
Los Angeles Times
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Biotechnology Funding Hits 4-Year High as Startups Suffer - BusinessWeek



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Biotechnology Funding Hits 4-Year High as Startups Suffer
BusinessWeek
By Ryan Flinn Jan. 20 (Bloomberg) — Venture capital investment in biotechnology increased 22 percent last year, while the number of those receiving their first funding declined. Funding for medical-device and equipment companies also rose 20 percent,
New report shows rise in venture capital deals, dollarsBoston Herald
Venture capitalists spend more cashReuters
Venture Capital Investments up 19 Percent in 4QABC News

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Did Google Just Break Its Cash Machine? - DailyFinance



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Did Google Just Break Its Cash Machine?
DailyFinance
By Anders Bylund (TMFZahrim), The Motley Fool Posted 2:10PM 01/21/12 Investing Google (NAS: GOOG) CEO Larry Page is "super excited" about "a really strong quarter," but investors don't seem to agree. Shares fell 8.5% on Friday after the company
Contrarians Should Have Seen Google's Big Whiff ComingForbes
Street stays bullish on Google despite missMarketWatch
Investors Should be Wary of Google: AnalystsTheStreet.com
Wall Street Journal -Reuters
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Kodak a faint image of its former self - StandardNet



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Kodak a faint image of its former self
StandardNet
By Ben Dobbin AP The glory days, when Eastman Kodak Co. ruled the world of film photography, lasted for over a century. Then came a stunning reversal of fortune: cutthroat competition from Japanese firms in the 1980s and a seismic shift to the digital
Bankruptcy protection: Kodak gets a year to reorganizeChristian Science Monitor
Photography pioneer Kodak files for bankruptcyReuters
Kodak Considers Restructuring Chief, Sues SamsungWall Street Journal
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The IRS audit: Basic facts about taxpayers’ worst nightmare - The Tennessean



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The IRS audit: Basic facts about taxpayers' worst nightmare
The Tennessean
By Carole Feldman, AP It's a taxpayer's worst nightmare: the letter in the mail from the Internal Revenue Service. "It creates a lot of anxiety," said Bob Meighan, a vice president at TurboTax, the tax preparation software. Sometimes the mailed notices
Jobless should remember unemployment benefits are taxableThe Boston Globe
Many 2010 tax breaks still in place for 2011Foster’s Daily Democrat
Filing your taxes: There's an app for thatChicago Daily Herald
Fort Worth Star Telegram -AppAdvice
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Indexes mixed on Big Blue results, home sales - The Boston Globe



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Indexes mixed on Big Blue results, home sales
The Boston Globe
Markets mostly gained as earnings from giants IBM and Microsoft drove tech shares higher. The Nasdaq, however, dipped after Google earnings missed the mark in the fourth quarter. And sales of previously owned homes rose for a third month in December to
Microsoft and IBM push Dow up, Google fallsLos Angeles Times
US Blue-Chip Stocks End Higher, Driven By IBM EarningsWall Street Journal
Microsoft, IBM, HP: Dow MoversTheStreet.com
BusinessWeek -USA TODAY
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GE Profit Slides on Pricing - Wall Street Journal



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GE Profit Slides on Pricing
Wall Street Journal
By KATE LINEBAUGH and BOB SECHLER General Electric Co.'s big industrial businesses are struggling to translate higher revenue into bigger profits as prices for its products—particularly power generators—remain under pressure from competition and weak
General Electric Tops Profit Estimates, Whiffs On RevenueForbes
GE Profit Surpasses Estimates While Sales Curbed by EuropeBusinessWeek
GE expects year of tumultAlbany Times Union
Bloomberg -Reuters
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Greek Debt-Swap Deal ‘Coming Into Place,’ IIF’s Dallara Says - BusinessWeek



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Greek Debt-Swap Deal 'Coming Into Place,' IIF's Dallara Says
BusinessWeek
Jan. 22 (Bloomberg) — Greece and its private creditors said they had made progress during talks in Athens on a debt- swap accord needed to lower the country's borrowings and clear the way for a second round of international aid.
Bondholders face additional losses on Greek debtFinancial Times
Greek Debt Talks Appear To Stall SaturdayWall Street Journal
Central Bank Becomes an Unlikely Hero in Euro CrisisNew York Times
Washington Post -Reuters
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Bonus season not as festive for bank CEOs - The Associated Press


Bonus season not as festive for bank CEOs
The Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — JPMorgan Chase, the nation's largest bank, posted a record profit for 2011. That didn't translate into a bigger bonus for CEO Jamie Dimon. Morgan Stanley's latest quarterly results topped expectations as the bank trimmed costs and

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