In the News: October 9, 2011

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Energy Dept. Loan Director Leaving After Solyndra at Bloomberg
Steve Jobs: The Return, 1997-2011 at Business Week
iTunes great for Apple, but was it for music biz? at Yahoo!Finance
What not to learn from Steve Jobs at Fortune
Erin Burnett's last pot shot at Apple before Steve Jobs died at Fortune
Leerink Swann Downgrades Illumina (ILMN) to Market Perform, Lowers Valuation to $53-$57 at Street Insider
Illumina Drags Down Rivals After Pulling Forecast on Funding at Bloomberg
Meridian Bioscience: An Overvalued Dividend Contender at Seeking Alpha
Buffett Likens Berkshire Repurchases to Buying Dollar Bills for 90 Cents at Bloomberg
Are Cree Call Traders Betting Big On A Bounce? At Forbes
Cree (CREE): One Year After at NLO
Breaking of lows could trigger more selling at MarketWatch
Unemployed seek protection against job bias at Yahoo!Finance
France, Belgium, Luxembourg agree on Dexia plan at Yahoo!Finance
Fear Moves in on REIT Street at Barron’s
Paulson’s Big Fund Down 47% at Barron’s
SEC Asks U.S. Judge to Order Deloitte Shanghai Unit to Court at Bloomberg
U.S. Insurers Have Deepest Disaster-Claims Losses Since 2001 on Tornadoes at Bloomberg
Bank of New York named in currency fraud suit at Money
European bank on the brink: Don't panic at Yahoo!Finance
Durbin to customers: Dump Bank of America at Money
"Cheetah" Traders Are Dangerously Controlling Our Markets at Forbes
Why do People Lobby Politicians? Because it Pays, Just Like Bribing Them Does at Forbes
Alabama's Disgraceful Immigration Law is Bad for the Economy at Forbes
Is there a 'bamboo ceiling' at U.S. companies? at Fortune
Dexia sees history repeating after three years at Reuters
Europe on the Brink at The Atlantic
48% of Americans Live in Homes Receiving Government Benefits at The Atlantic
In Praise of Dumbphones at The Atlantic
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