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• You’re gonna love the digital transition 0
• Sen. Dodd urges consumer finance protection agency
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• China output, sales up as stimulus takes effect
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• Treasury faces pressure on price of TARP exit
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• Put Your Advisory Board to Work 0
• Reach These Startup Milestones 0
• Put Your Advisory Board to Work 0
• Defensives lift Dow, S&P but tech weighs on Nasdaq
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• Auto rupture will ripple far 0
• Beware the Shiny Stuff Seduction 0
• Toymakers fight complex new rules 0
• 10 Things About Franchise Contracts- Part 1 0
• European stocks slip on eurozone data
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• Impress Loan Officers 0
• Nearly all dealers agree to work with new GM: CEO
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• A fashion blog leads to Paris 0
• 10 Things About Franchise Contracts- Part 2 0
• Why small businesses fail 0
• How to sell your business – even now 0
• Battling the slump with beer and barbeque 0
• Drive-by message 0
• Government readies emergency loans 0
• NJ mortgage company president guilty in $139M scam
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• A dragon on the river 0
• ‘Green shoots,’ but no jobs yet 0
• Magic Johnson’s slam-dunk service 0
• Lenders hesitant on ARC loans 0
• 3 netbooks go head-to-head 0
• Meet the new boss 0
• Facebook’s New Username Feature Raises Trademark Issues 0
• Avoid These Startup Snafus 0
• How to not screw up your taxes 0
• On Main Street, little hope and hiring 0
• Is Your VC Into You? 0
• The mood inside GM’s headquarters 0
• Geithner: Too early for move toward policy restraint
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• Biz books: The psychology of gender 0
• Theme park firm Six Flags files for bankruptcy
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• Cloud computing is for the birds 0
• Credit card reform leaves small biz out 0
• Get Your Product to Market in 6 Steps 0
• Wall Street flat after run-up
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• How the Dow Jones industrials fared Thursday
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• Faint signs of economic life lift stock market
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• U.S. consumers slightly less grim, trade gap narrows
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• Citi doesn’t need more government aid: Parsons
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• BofA seeks more jumbo mortgages: report
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• Buffett paid $491,000, Berkshire downgraded
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• Protecting your creation from pirates 0
• GM recalls thousands of vehicles for gear fix
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• Fore! Take a Swing at Bernie Madoff (or at Least His Likeness) 0
• NAACP says bank giants steered blacks to bad loans
  (AP)
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• 10 Sectors Poised for Growth 0
• Saving Water, Saving Grace 0
• How the Dow Jones industrials fared Thursday
  (AP)
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• A Piece of (Fake) Cake 0
• Japan leads Asian stock rise on U.S. bank hopes
  (Reuters)
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• GM says can survive March without new U.S. aid
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• Shakeout from money fund’s collapse just starting
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• Starting in a Tough Economy 0
• Big Results on a Small Budget 0
• Citigroup to nominate new board members: report
  (Reuters)
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• Fore! Take a Swing at Bernie Madoff (or at Least His Likeness) 0
• FTSE 100 shares rise
  (AFP)
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• Madoff pleads guilty, is jailed for $65 billion fraud
  (Reuters)
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• U.S. lawmakers seek to tie exec pay to performance: report
  (Reuters)
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• NAACP says bank giants steered blacks to bad loans
  (AP)
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• A Dog-Lover’s Other Best Friend 0
• Is Your Site Ready for Launch? 0
• The Basics of Business Structure 0
• Going analog — what a concept! 0
• Recession Delivers Timely Wake-up Calls 0
• Madoff pleads guilty to fraud
  (Reuters)
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• Best Startup Markets for 2009 0
• Defying the recession to launch a biz 0
• GM says can survive March without new aid
  (Reuters)
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• Wall Street up on GE rating outlook, surging oil
  (Reuters)
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• GE stripped of top-tier credit rating
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• Nationalizing banks would be nightmare: B of A CEO
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• SEC head says ‘uptick rule’ may be reinstated
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• Marketing by Example, Part 4 0
• You Don’t Have to Quit Your Day Job 0
• Outlook: More pain ahead 0
• Freddie Mac posts $23.9 billion loss, needs capital
  (Reuters)
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• On a Budget 0
• Weak auto demand drags on US retail sales
  (AFP)
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• Startup from A to Z 0
• Business owners can make last-minute tax mistakes
  (AP)
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• 10 Businesses Based on a Bad Economy 0
• The lap of luxury 0
• Fear of flying 0
• Design Your Office Space 0
• How the Dow Jones industrials fared Monday
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• Stock futures rise on Citi, Geithner reassurances
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• Sickly U.S. economy set for 2nd half rebound: survey
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• CEO Pandit says Citi had strong start to 2009
  (Reuters)
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• IMF warns of Great Recession, Africa at risk
  (Reuters)
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• One team, two offices: Israel and Palestine 0
• FDIC’s Bair: Bad assets plan can jump-start U.S. economy
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• Roche, Genentech in talks on $47 billion deal
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• Wall St. slips as drug M&A overshadows banks
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• Dow, Rohm merger to go through
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• Autos task force sees GM, Chrysler on home turf
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• No News will be bad news 0
• The biz is failing: Should you tell the staff? 0
• How to be a (safe) Wi-Fi warrior 0
• SEC says money manager invented big accounts
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• Auto Repair Shops Find Economic Fix 0
• Motivating your staff: Carrots or sticks? 0
• EU backs IMF fund boost as Japan swings to deficit
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• Virgin’s Branson says to return to mortgage finance
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• Stock futures drop as bank woes eclipse drug firms deal
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• Merck to buy Schering-Plough for $41.1 billion
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• GM, banks’ fate to keep investors on edge
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• AIG warned of global turmoil before rescue: report
  (Reuters)
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• Buffett says economy fell off cliff, fears inflation
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• How to Spot a Ponzi Con Artist? Follow the Yachts
  (Time.com)
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• GM says Opel not preparing for insolvency
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• Goldman CEO opposed to full bank nationalization
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• Wall St Week Ahead: GM, banks’ fate to keep investors on edge
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• Timeline of Circuit City Stores Inc.
  (AP)
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• Stock Markets: When Will the Bull Return?
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• GM, banks’ fate to keep investors on edge
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• Who got AIG’s bailout billions?
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• Who got AIG’s bailout billions?
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• Britain may get 77 percent Lloyds stake in asset deal
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• BNP and Belgium revise Fortis carve-up deal again
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• Bernanke: Fed will use all tools at its disposal
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• GM, banks’ fate to keep investors on edge
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• Stock Markets: When Will the Bull Return?
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• Stock Markets: When Will the Bull Return?
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• Britain may get 77 percent Lloyds stake in asset deal
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• Goldman, others get AIG payouts: report
  (Reuters)
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• U.S. jobless rate hits 25-year high
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• Another week closer to recovery! 0
• Roche increases Genentech offer to $45.7 billion
  (Reuters)
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• 5 ways to get low-cost tax assistance
  (AP)
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• This Week’s Stories: March 1 – 6 0
• Tax tips 0
• UK may get 75 percent Lloyds stake in asset deal: source
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• GM, banks’ fate to keep investors on edge
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• GM says still prefers out-of-court restructuring
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• H&R Block posts 3Q profit, beats expectations
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• Stock Markets: When Will the Bull Return?
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• GE shares up after analysts say big writeoffs unlikely
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• Crafting: A Silver Lining in a Tough Economy 0
• Wells Fargo cuts dividend 85 percent, sees new savings
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• Biotech for bees 0
• Wall St. slips as tech slide weighs
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• Merrill Lynch says it found trading “irregularity”
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• Cutting your salary before cutting staff 0
• The last movie stores left standing 0
• Business Books I’d Like to Read 0
• Dollar falls back before U.S. jobs report
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• U.S. economy sheds 651,000 jobs in February
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• Financial Planners on the Couch
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• House approves mortgage bankruptcy overhaul
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• Bank of Canada sees limited risk to Caisse pensions
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• Mortgage woes break records again in 4Q
  (AP)
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• Asia stocks slide on Wall St woes, fall limited
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• Demand down for foreign worker visas 0
• Mortgage woes break records again in 4Q
  (AP)
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• Ford debt offer could put off “day of reckoning”
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• Make your own HD movie 0
• Two banks to return U.S. bailout money: Rep Frank
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• GM auditors raise doubt on viability
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• Dow and S&P hit 12-year lows
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• Business Books I’d Like to Read 0
• Feeling adrift? Money managers share your mood
  (AP)
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• One in 8 U.S. homeowners late paying or in foreclosure
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• World stocks mixed as China stimulus hopes fade
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• Retailers report sales declines in February
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• YouTube and Universal talk on music video site: sources
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• Futures hit lows after GM comments
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• UBS made to disclose Luxembourg documents: lawyer
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• GM gives going concern warning
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• Former Merrill execs invested in Madoff funds: report
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• British house prices plunge
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• German retail sales fall in January: statistics
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• Treasurys fall as stock market rebounds
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• Seven Merrill execs subpoenaed in New York on pay
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• Credit concerns pound GE shares in volatile trade
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• Wall St’s post sell-off bounce? Skeptics abound
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• Ford launches major debt restructuring
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• U.S. launches $75 billion mortgage plan to aid homeowners
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• Letting the last staffer go 0
• China hopes, oil’s jump end Wall St 5-day rout
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• Profit down at Costco, BJ’s beats view with food sales
  (Reuters)
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• Entrepreneurs’ lesson #1: Do the math 0
• Marketing by Example, Part 3 0
• This just in! Survey finds surveys superfluous! 0
• London stocks rise
  (AFP)
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• Lawmaker goes after ex-Fannie CEO over loan deal
  (AP)
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• Billionaire Stanford retains lawyer in SEC case
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• Brain-boosting drugs: An ‘entrepreneur’ pill 0
• New Regulations Impact Toy Makers 0
• GE shares fall 15 percent to below $6
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• U.S. service sector contracts again in February: ISM
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• One in five U.S. mortgage borrowers are underwater
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• U.S. Treasury launches mortgage modification program
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• Top 10 Must-Haves for Mompreneurs 0
• U.S. private sector cuts 697,000 jobs in February
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• Democrats reach deal on mortgage relief bill
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• Profit down at Costco, BJ’s posts a gain
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• Wall St. pares gains as GE falls
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• U.S. auto sales fall as recession deepens
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• Citigroup to lower some mortgage payments
  (AP)
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• Feds Launch Drive to Increase Lending 0
• European markets mostly rise on expected US uptick
  (AP)
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• Blockbuster seeks debt overhaul, shares halted
  (Reuters)
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• Bernanke defends AIG rescue, says U.S. had no choice
  (Reuters)
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• S&P below 700 as banks’ future still in question
  (Reuters)
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• 10,000 Maniacs 0
• Sister Act II: Growing a bath biz 0
• $700M for small business in Obama’s budget 0
• Fed launches new $200B consumer credit program
  (AP)
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• AutoZone profit beats estimates
  (Reuters)
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• Microsoft says swings jobs axe without visa bias
  (Reuters)
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• Skip the plane trip 0
• Downturn to be considerably deeper than IMF forecast: OECD
  (Reuters)
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• Chrysler hopeful meets criteria for U.S. loans
  (Reuters)
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• February auto sales seen hovering at 27-year lows
  (Reuters)
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• Citigroup to lower some mortgage payments
  (AP)
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• Biz is failing: Should you tell the staff? 0
• Blackstone CEO takes 99 percent pay cut
  (Reuters)
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• U.S. SEC charges Sunwest Management with fraud
  (Reuters)
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• Mortgage delinquencies up for 8th straight quarter
  (AP)
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• Stock index futures point to higher Wall Street open
  (Reuters)
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• HSBC to end US consumer lending, cut 6,100 jobs
  (AP)
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• U.S. manufacturing contracts, consumer spending up
  (Reuters)
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• Soaring sales from surplus goods 0
• Dow ends under 7,000, S&P tests 700 on AIG fallout
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• Wanted: One Grouchy Controller 0
• Global stock markets slump on fresh bank woes
  (AFP)
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• Budgeting secrets that can fatten your wallet
  (AP)
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• New spin on vinyl 0
• L.A. Mayor Talks So-Cal Economics 0
• Better World’s books talk back 0
• Freddie Mac CEO Moffett quits after six-month stint
  (Reuters)
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• HSBC in $18 billion rights issue, retreats from U.S.
  (Reuters)
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• AIG has $61.7 billion loss, new U.S. aid may not be last
  (Reuters)
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• Stock futures sink further after AIG’s hefty loss
  (Reuters)
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• Sony shares outstrip peers after shake-up
  (Reuters)
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• One store closes, another opens 0
• Banks, economy to keep bears’ grip on stock
  (Reuters)
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• HSBC to scale back US consumer finance arm: report
  (AFP)
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• Hedge fund in talks with Target on board seats
  (AP)
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• Retirement: Test your financial planning IQ
  (AP)
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• In one town, recession helps bridge cultural rift 0
• This Week’s Stories: Feb. 23 – 27 0
• AIG enters record books with $61.7 billion 4th-quarter loss
  (Reuters)
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• Skip the plane trip: Web conferencing booms 0
• Labor battle looms in Congress 0
• What to Sell for Your Mail Order Business 0
• BioPet’s gold mine: Doggy DNA 0
• U.S. says increases AIG rescue by $30 billion
  (Reuters)
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• Would you start a biz now? 0
• HSBC unveils record UK rights issue, slashes 6,100 U.S. jobs
  (Reuters)
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• Turn customers into true believers 0
• Small biz loan failure rate hits 12% 0
• Start Your Own Mail Order Business 0
• The Evolution of Protectionism 0
• Is Your Business Idea Protected? 0
• Good job, Microsoft 0
• Capitalize on Nostalgia 0
• 5 Must-Read Business Books 0
• Bernanke spurs Wall Street rebound as bank fears ease
  (Reuters)
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• Not ready to Retire? 0
• Booming biz: Shrinkwrapping stalled construction 0
• Microsoft says no new cost cuts, shares hit 11-year low
  (Reuters)
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• Consumers fret as U.S. home prices fall
  (Reuters)
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• Union leaders urge vote for Ford agreement
  (Reuters)
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• Bernanke says recession to linger
  (Reuters)
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• Weak financials drag down FTSE 100
  (AFP)
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• Business Economists See GDP Contraction for 2009 0
• Identify Inefficiency, Fix It 0
• Web hosting 101: What you need to know 0
• Obama says ‘day of reckoning has arrived’
  (AP)
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• Doing What They Love 0
• Retailers report dismal 4th qtr, gird for future
  (AP)
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• Not Just Fun and Games 0
• FACT CHECK: Obama glosses over complex realities
  (AP)
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• How to Raise Your First Round of Financing 0
• Web hosting 201: Power options 0
• Divorced – but still in business 0
• Brown is the New Green 0
• Bernanke to reassure help is coming for economy
  (Reuters)
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• U.S. bank stress tests to show capital needs: source
  (Reuters)
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• Yahoo may reveal revamping next week: report
  (Reuters)
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• UBS chairman attacked over U.S. tax fraud probe: paper
  (Reuters)
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• Treasury prices rise as stock market declines
  (AP)
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• Delphi salaried retirees fight benefit cuts
  (AP)
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• Bank rescue details key to stave off bears
  (Reuters)
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• Nationalization fears hit Citi, BofA
  (Reuters)
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• Not Just Fun and Games 0
• Soros sees no bottom for world financial “collapse”
  (Reuters)
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• Capitalize on Nostalgia 0
• Not ready to Retire? 0
• Doing What They Love 0
• How to Raise Your First Round of Financing 0
• Cash for life 0
• Brown is the New Green 0
• Bonuses and the bottom line 0
• Government announces new enforcement policy: There is one 0
• Stanford surrenders passport, Antigua units seized
  (Reuters)
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• A solar startup heads to Wales 0
• Citigroup, BofA shares plunge on nationalization rumors
  (AFP)
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• White House says supports private banking system
  (Reuters)
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• Detroit’s ripple effect: How 8 are coping 0
• Lowe’s 4Q profit falls along with housing market
  (AP)
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• Prudential to take 9.9% stake in China Life
  (AFP)
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• Ask AP: Mortgage help, troops in Afghanistan
  (AP)
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• SBA readies emergency loans program 0
• 2009: Keep more cash! Tax tips 0
• Jake Finally Learns What A Color Strategist Does (Part I) 0
• Is Your Business Idea Protected? 0
• The iPhone music maker 0
• Stimulus: What’s in it for small biz 0
• Identify Inefficiency, Fix It 0
• Walking on water: A charity cruise mission 0
• Bank rescue details key to stave off bears
  (Reuters)
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• A video ads startup burns out 0
• 5 Must-Read Business Books 0
• A no-loss guarantee 0
• Nirvana’s indie label rocks on 0
• Build a Billion From the Ground Up 0
• Love in the time of recession 0
• World markets rise after Wall Street bounceback
  (AP)
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• To Life! 0
• Salmonella-hit peanut company files for bankruptcy
  (Reuters)
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• Is now the time to franchise? 0
• Moving Made Cheaper and Greener 0
• Abercrombie & Fitch 4Q profit drops 68 percent
  (AP)
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• Love! Romance! Desire! Ecstasy! ….Business! 0
• Major US banks, mortgage giants freeze foreclosures
  (AFP)
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• GM, UAW talks break off; Chrysler talks stall
  (Reuters)
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• Obama to unveil foreclosure plan, big lenders wait
  (Reuters)
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• Investors anxious for clarity on bank plan
  (Reuters)
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• Find Your Perfect (Business) Match 0
• Investing with a no-loss guarantee 0
• Paperless profits 0
• Congress sends $787 billion stimulus to Obama
  (Reuters)
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• Build a Billion-Dollar Business 0
• Obama vows to act fast on economic stimulus
  (Reuters)
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• Mortgage applications tumble, U.S. trade gap shrinks
  (Reuters)
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• Beyond the $35 cheeseburger 0
• Are These Businesses Still a Good Idea? 0
• FBI may shift counterterror agents to anti-fraud
  (AP)
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• GM in talks with China’s SAIC to raise cash-sources
  (Reuters)
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• FTSE 100 climbs 0.5%
  (AFP)
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• Obama nears win on stimulus plan to boost economy
  (Reuters)
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• Chinalco to invest $19.5 billion in Rio Tinto
  (Reuters)
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• Build your own igloo 0
• Wal-Mart cutting 700-800 jobs at headquarters
  (AP)
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• Fed cautious on Treasuries buying idea: report
  (Reuters)
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• Never Stop Marketing–Until You Should 0
• Pioneer to exit flat TV market, cut 10,000 jobs
  (Reuters)
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• U.S. stimulus worries weigh on global stocks
  (Reuters)
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• Economic crisis spurs personal finance classes
  (AP)
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• Make Believers 0
• Wal-Mart cutting 700-800 jobs at headquarters
  (AP)
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• Bernanke says Fed actions easing strains
  (Reuters)
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• Is Obama’s SBA a Tool of Big Business? 0
• On Sale? Really? Prove it. 0
• Stimulus: What’s in it for small biz? 0
• U.S. offers new bank rescue plan, stocks fall
  (Reuters)
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• The view from Maine Street 0
• Senate passes stimulus bill, sets up final talks
  (Reuters)
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• Surviving the recession: One entrepreneur’s playbook 0
• GM to cut 10,000 salaried jobs
  (Reuters)
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• Ford: Electric van in 2010 0
• Farewell to ‘for sale by owner’? 0
• Bank plan skepticism sinks Wall Street
  (Reuters)
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• Dubai fund not in talks to sell Barneys
  (Reuters)
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• Fannie, Freddie to channel mortgage rescue: sources
  (Reuters)
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• SEC looks to reassure investors
  (Reuters)
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• CORRECTION: Feb. 5 American Home Mortgage story
  (AP)
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• 4 Ways to Kill a Deal in Brazil 0
• Hard times on half a million 0
• Stimulus and bank rescue hopes boost Wall Street
  (Reuters)
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• An entrepreneur struggles to shake off her past 0
• Geithner says banks must modify loans: sources
  (Reuters)
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• Amazon.com to Offer Kindle E-Books on Mobile Phones
  (NewsFactor)
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• How to fire right 0
• VoIP comes of age 0
• Banks Eye Entrepreneurs 0
• U.S. explores converting stakes in banks: report
  (Reuters)
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• Major-League Bargain Shopping 0
• The Iron Man 0
• U.S. accuses three in insider trading scheme
  (Reuters)
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• Journalism Caught in a Web 0
• U.S. mortgage rates at highest level since December
  (Reuters)
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• A Case Study: Real-Life Business Planning 0
• Congress considers changes to mortgage aid program
  (AP)
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• Non-payers can hurt small businesses at tax time
  (AP)
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• Whistleblower says Madoff had help, blasts SEC
  (Reuters)
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• Supercomputers for hire 0
• Entrepreneurs cut back 0
• How You Can Leverage a Lay-Off 0
• Tour hot real estate – by bike 0
• Out of the ashes 0
• 2009: The forecast for entrepreneurs 0
• Cash for life 0
• E-commerce success fuels photo fund 0
• Ex-Fannie Mae programmer says not guilty of virus
  (Reuters)
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• Special Report: Innovate In a Recession 0
• How to land a bank loan 0
• Meet John the Manufacturer 0
• Trip out 0
• Consumer spending falls, savings jump
  (Reuters)
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• Dow and S&P slip on banking worries
  (Reuters)
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• How to fire right 0
• ‘My online store gets just one sale a month!’ 0
• After horrid January, stocks eye stimulus
  (Reuters)
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• Business structures 101 0
• Rio in asset sale talks with Chinalco
  (Reuters)
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• Off the runway, onto the sales floor 0
• Saving a kosher fish biz 0
• 8 places to get cash 0
• Fed’s Fisher says protectionism equals “economic death”
  (Reuters)
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• Amazon Sales Jump 18 Percent Despite a Retail Slump
  (NewsFactor)
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• How to lose customers 0
• Can machines do your expenses? 0
• Twitter paranoia 0
• Venture Gap (Canadian Business) 0
• The Insider: Startup wanted, no experience required (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) 0
• Social Sites Taking the Slow Road to IPO? (E-Commerce Times) 0
• Former Polish PM Says Online Voting Caters To Beer Drinking, Porn Watching Youth 0
• Gates Zings Google On Applications 0
• On the Ropes, Vonage Struggles for a Comeback (Wired News) 0
• Canonical announces plans for Ubuntu Mobile 0
• Flipping the Linux switch: The distribution maze 0
• eBay Desktop 1.0 released 0
• MazeFrenzy- Today’s Time Waster 0
• iTunes hits number 2 on the charts 0
• Remember the Milk releases optimized version for iPhone/iPod Touch 0
• Googleholic for February 26, 2008 0
• Creative Marketing Starts With Data-Crunching (TheStreet.com) 0
• Yahoo! Buzz: Digg clone now in beta 0
• The Joy and Sorrow of IMAP – Emailers Anonymous 0
• Customer Complaint Hell 0
• Adobe releases AIR: Brings online apps to your desktop 0
• ShifD: Sync your web, desktop, and mobile notes 0
• AltTab Mouse Shortcut lets you toggle programs without a keyboard 0
• SUMo: Keep your PC programs up-to-date 0
• FCC Testing Internet Prototypes for TV Airwaves (Wireless Newsfactor) 0
• Reopen closed tabs in Firefox with your keyboard 0
• Progress is being made on Vudyo and Cromple. 3
• French President Proposes Tax On Internet 0
• Study Labels Social Networking Types 0
• Plaxo, Facebook, and Google go ‘open’ by joining DataPortability.org 0
• Obama most popular with tech savvy voters 0
• Guerrilla Mail: Add e-mail to your disposable lifestyle 0
• Online Job Ads Up In December 0
• Startup to Take Another Stab at SF Citywide WiFi (E-Commerce Times) 0
• Sears website shows everything you’ve ever bought 0
• Buxfer: personal finance with support for iPhone, Twitter 0
• Xinorbis: Hard core hard drive analyzer 0
• Mass Events Labs Acquired By CMP 0
• Researchers Question Yahoo Answers 0
• Google Quality Score: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly 0
• Radiohead To Rock The Web Again 0
• Google’s End of the Year Zeitgeist 0
• Yahoo China Loses Copyright Infringement Case 0
• Clinton Set To Launch Sites Attacking Obama 0
• Advertising.com Had November’s Best Reach 0
• More TV Viewers Watching Online Videos 0
• Gambling Ads Cost Search Engines In Court 0
• Natural Language Comes Naturally To Google 0
• YouTube’s December Updates 0
• Startup encourages phone applications (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News) 0
• Startup Unveils Tools to Build Phone Apps Across Plaforms (PC World via Yahoo! News) 0
• Live streaming of The Squadcast taping day 0
• Where is Windows Mobile headed? 0
• Online Holiday Spending Tops $18 Billion 0
• Open Web Awards: Places and Events 0
• Startup has the future at its fingertips 0
• Zuckerberg Lives, Is Sorry For Beacon 0
• The Paid Link Stages Of Grief 0
• Facebook Loses Advertisers As Concerns Deepen 0
• Startup Gets Ad Data Via Web Providers (San Francisco Chronicle) 0
• Open Web Awards : Social News and Social Bookmarking 0
• Reopen accidentally closed programs with GoneIn60s 0
• Paid Links Still Evil To Google 0
• Google Will Bid On Spectrum 0
• Google Lets (Some) Users Adjust Search Results 0
• Matt Cutts Provides More Cloaking Giggles 0
• How To Look Your Best In Search Results 0
• Black Friday Shoppers Spend $531 Million Online 0
• Download Squad Week in Review 0
• Weekend Web 2.0 roundup for December 2nd 0
• WOXY part of future of rock 0
• Facebook shifts advertising privacy policy 0
• Making Link Bait Work For You 0
• US Holiday Shopping Up By A Billion Dollars 0
• Budget Crunches Nudge Shoppers Online 0
• PayPerPost Bloggers Unranked By Google 0
• Powerline Broadband Hits 400Mbps 0
• Startups hoping to reach maturity 0
• Weekend Web 2.0 roundup for November 24th 0
• Windows Vista SideShow coming to Windows Mobile? 0
• Comodo Firewall Pro 3.0 released 0
• Ziepod: Free podcast aggregator 0
• Is nothing sacred? 0
• Google Has Controversy On Its Mind 0
• Wall: Cutts "Blindlingly Hypocritical" About Google 0
• Google Flashes $10M At Android Developers 0
• Modern-Day Tech Startups: Treading Carefully (E-Commerce Times) 0
• Dead Internet Startup Comes Back to Life (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) 0
• Skribit: From concept to business in 54 hours (BizJournals) 0
• Unique SleepPhones New to Market Helping People Sleep Better (PRWeb) 0
• Its Growth Slowing, eBay Tries Something Daring (KOIN News 6 Portland) 0
• Northeastern Sues Google Over Search Patent 0
• BlogWorld: All About Your Credibility 0
• Facebook Welcomes Users To The Social (Ads) 0
• Organic SEO vs. PPC? 0
• Coming soon 0
• AP Centerpiece: Tech startup life still lean years after dot-com bubble burst (San Diego Union-Tribune) 0
• Google or Yahoo? (CNN Money) 0
• AP Is Dead … Killed By Blogs & Aggregation 0
• Old Media, Time To Find The Missing Link 0
• OpenSocial’s First Task: Easy Facebook Import 0
• Google, Verizon Now Best Of Pals 0
• Microblogging: What Is It Good For? 2
• Fake Steve Jobs: Have You Heard Of oPtion$? 0
• Just a bit of info 0
• Angel investors become a bigger force for startups (Austin American-Statesman) 0
• Who Has ‘Metaphysical Jurisdiction’ In Second Life? 0
• MySpace gets social with Google (AP via Yahoo! News) 0
• AOL snapping up Internet ad startup Quigo for $300m (Haaretz Daily) 0
• Online ad network raises $100 million (AP via Yahoo! News) 0
• Meebo to transform Web-based IM into ‘platform’ (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News) 0
• Your Search Ad: No Search, But You Paid Google 0
• Layers 0
• Say Goodbye To Ye Olde Editorial Process 0
• Google . . . Build Us An OS! 0
• Green energy program in plans (The Desert Sun) 0
• Facebook is the “It“ Company of 2007 (Fast Company Magazine) 0
• EU Extends Google, DoubleClick Review 0
• My teacher failed me 0
• Microsoft paying Facebook premium to thwart Google: analysts (AFP via Yahoo! News) 0
• Startup tries proprietary path to wireless hi-fi (Embedded Systems Programming Magazine) 0
• Dr Roberts: The Internet’s in Trouble (Light Reading) 0
• Comcast admits it delayed Internet traffic (The York Dispatch) 0
• Pop!Tech Outgrows Its Toys (BusinessWeek) 0
• Microsoft, Viacom Posture On Content Sharing 0
• Plan To Outlast A Crash (Investor’s Business Daily via Yahoo! News) 0
• Skype Stings, But eBay Profits 0
• Pay Per Click Party Over? 0
• Social networking humor 0
• The Business Case For An Internet Refrigerator (InformationWeek) 0
• Knowme software mines contacts for sales leads (North Bay Business Journal) 0
• Cross MySpace, cell phones – mobile social networking taking off (San Francisco Chronicle) 0
• Layered Technologies Announces A Collaboration With Sun Microsystems (DataStorage-DataStorageConnection) 0
• Superstars are leaving major record labels (Deseret Morning News) 0
• Six hours, $30 and boom, you’ve got a new Internet service (Austin American-Statesman) 0
• Akamai’s Tim Napoleon To Keynote iTVCon – Internet Video Conference in San Francisco (SYS-CON Media) 0
• eBay’s Chaos Theory (Fast Company Magazine) 0
• Are You Fatigued By Search? 0
• Marc Gunther: Making the Dumb Grid Smarter (HuffingtonPost) 0
• Facebook near financing deals, years from IPO (Inside Bay Area) 0
• Facebook article 1
• The Right Time for Business School (BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! News) 0
• The man who started the foodfight (CNN Money) 0
• SMX Panel Recap: Effectively Leveraging Social Networking (Search Engine Journal) 0
• The 16 Greatest Moments in Web History (Entrpreneur.com) 0
• Archives (The Daily Tar Heel) 0
• Graphing Social Patterns Conference Explores the Business and Economy of Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, and Other Social … (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance) 0
• Knowing when to say no (Chicago Sun-Times) 0
• Microcredit movement tackling poverty one tiny loan at a time (San Francisco Chronicle) 0
• New ad outfit targets social-networking sites (CNN Money) 0
• Site is coming along 0
• Ready, startup, go! Services built in cyberspeed (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) 0
• In California, a Second Internet Gold Rush (Washington Post) 0
• TECH CHRONICLES (San Francisco Chronicle) 0
• Startup set to unveil virtual Linux environment for PCs (Linux Devices) 0
• DreamBox Learning startup raises $7.1M (BizJournals) 0
• Startup Brings Cellular, Wi-Fi Together in the Enterprise (NewsFactor via Yahoo! News) 0
• Automation in the midst or was that a gorilla? 0
• EBay Records First Loss on Skype; Boosts Forecast (Update1) (Bloomberg.com) 0
• Startup set to unveil virtual Linux environment for PCs (Linux Devices) 0
• DreamBox Learning startup raises $7.1M (BizJournals) 0
• Geotrackers bets on location-based services (CIOL) 0
• House Extends Ban On Internet Taxes (WebProNews) 0
• Startup Brings Cellular, Wi-Fi Together in the Enterprise (NewsFactor via Yahoo! News) 0
• Security Firm, Voice-to-Text Startup Take Top Honors at CED Show (Local Tech Wire) 0
• UK startup woos SMBs with email encryption (TechWorld) 0
• EBay Sales Beat Estimates; Boosts Full-Year Forecast (Update2) (Bloomberg.com) 0
• Abstract thoughts 0
• Automation, ehh… 0
• Why I’m not married, web 2.0 style (funny article) 3
• RoR by way of Railspace winning combo 0
• Sitemap is up! 2
• Musings from Alexa 4
• Significant drop in errors 2
• Exposing my soul? 0
• Heads of craigslist interview 0
• What are you optimistic about? 0
• Beginning lite coding on RoR 0
• You tube video feed test 0
• SnapShots added 2
• Php, Ruby, lets include .NET the debate continues 0
• I think I need a bigger bed 3
• CnnMoney – Startups to watch 0
• Search engine tools 0
• RoR, benefit to the project? 4
• So, now I learn PHP 1
• Is your screen image offset? 2
• Successful biz ideas started for under 1k 0
• How to make a corporate sphincter tighten 3
• Interesting essay on future of Web Startups 0
• FriendFeed 0
• Back on the grind 2
• More head way being made 4
• Making progress 0
• Project 3

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