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Germany to the Euro: Drop Dead Reuters

Germany to the Euro: Drop Dead

Fixing the euro crisis isn't that difficult -- at least in theory. In the long run, Europe needs a common treasury to make the common currency work.…

'Facebook Is Officially the Worst-Performing IPO of the Decade' jaycameron/flickr

'Facebook Is Officially the Worst-Performing IPO of the Decade'

So says Bloomberg, after matching the biggest tech IPO of all time against its rivals from the last ten years. Here's the proof ...

Wall Street's Obama Fury: Sometimes Even Spoiled Brats Have a Point
How the Global Middle Class Can Save the American Middle Class Reuters

How the Global Middle Class Can Save the American Middle Class

Here's the game plan: hire over here, sell over there. More companies are creating jobs by taking advantage of rising global wealth

Reality Check: Not All Elite College Grads Want to Work in Finance or Consulting Reuters

Reality Check: Not All Elite College Grads Want to Work in Finance or Consulting

David Brooks writes that ivy grads are singularly focused on elite careers. But does any data back this up?

Facebook: Big-Data Beast of the Future? Reuters

Facebook: Big-Data Beast of the Future?

Sure! Maybe! Nobody has a clue!

30% of U.S. Economic Growth Has Been From Car Sales! (Bad News) Reuters

30% of U.S. Economic Growth Has Been From Car Sales! (Bad News)

The auto market has been on a tear, but it's not clear the growth will continue.

5 Reasons China Might Already Be in a Recession Reuters

5 Reasons China Might Already Be in a Recession

Beneath the headlines of 8 percent growth, China's economy is grinding to a halt. It's time to worry.

The Election's Most Important Question: How Big Should Government Be? Reuters

The Election's Most Important Question: How Big Should Government Be?

Forget the private equity sideshow. The real issue for November is the huge gap between President Obama's and Mitt Romney's visions for Washington.

Modest Proposals for Financial Reform: Regulation as Grade-Grubbing

Maybe regulatory life should be more like school.

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