Scandals

Is there a price-fixing scandal brewing in the oil market?

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Deals

Tumblr, and its cool-kid status, may be worth $1 billion to Yahoo

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JPMorgan

"The current Chairman of J.P. Morgan should be run out of town on a rail"

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New Normal

Greek shipping magnates are not really feeling the whole economic depression thing

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Booming 19th century growth cut Britian's debt to GDP ratio from 260% to 24%

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Matthew C. Klein: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard: "Germany is lucky not to be treated as a pariah state, though that may come." http://t.co/miLrmUMDUc
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Leverage returns to the buyout

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One less excuse to not leave your house: Google Maps for the iPhone is back

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US banks have had a pretty good thirteen quarters

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US Bancorp is worried it will have to buyback more bad mortgages from Freedie Mac
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The fall of Monitor Group: "Eventually even attractive illusions come to an end"

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Daniel Drezner: This is an interesting takedown of Michael Porter, but that author has difficult disentangling "ought" and "is": http://t.co/FHhGjf2L
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With Pandit as CEO, Citi shares lost 89% of their value

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amaeryllis Blaming Pandit for “a 90% drop in stock price since 2007” is like criticizing a terminal cancer patient for living w cancer. CITI WAS DEAD.
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Pizza Hut decides it shouldn't bribe someone to ask a pizza-related question during the presidential debates

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Pamela J. Stubbart: RT @ModeledBehavior: This is hilarious. America is Idiocracy coming true http://t.co/Fv7nphPE
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Say goodbye to 10 consecutive quarters of US corporate profit growth

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"I see Microsoft as technology’s answer to Sears”

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Steve Randy Waldman: “I see Microsoft as technology’s answer to Sears.” Ouch. http://t.co/lRnk7dmR
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Toobin: Roberts' tax argument was a port in a "constitutional storm"

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The Faculty Lounge: Roberts Really Did Switch His Vote On Health Care Law