In the News: September 25, 2011

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There are no rogue traders, there are only rogue banks at Washington Post
Stocks may be cheap. But they can get cheaper yet at Yahoo!Finance
Make Sure To Sell The Right Stocks At The Right Time In Retirement at Forbes
Full ETF plate brings investing indigestion at MarketWatch
Merger may impact nation's 1st offshore wind farm at Yahoo!Finance
Apple Expansion in China Falls Short of Goals at WSJ
IMF warns on funding levels if crisis worsens at BBC
Beyond the ‘Buffett rule’  at Washington Post
Long On Reinsurance Group Of America at Seeking Alpha
Nationwide Is Said to Be in Talks to Buy Rival Insurer Harleysville Group at Bloomberg
Bank lobby rejects reopening of Greek rescue deal at Yahoo!Finance
The Dark Side of the Gold Boom at Business Week
Gold Prices Bound To Fall Further at Forbes
Silver Sinks 10%, Heading For Another Record Down Day Barron’s
iShares Silver Trust (SLV) Debrief at NLO
Freeport Strikers End Government-Led Talks Amid Dispute on Pay at Bloomberg
Amazon’s California Sales-Tax Reprieve Is Approved by Brown at Bloomberg
The Downside of Stable Value Funds at Business Week
SEC Cuts Off Some Aggressive Accounting At Groupon at Forbes
Port Authority 40-Year Offer Defies Whitney Default Forecast at Bloomberg

King Abdullah Grants Saudi Women Right to Vote for First Time at Bloomberg

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