In the News: November 13, 2011

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Teachers, facing low salaries, opt to moonlight at Yahoo!Finance
Insurers Could Lose $10 Billion from Thai Floods: Berkley at Barron’s
Badger Meter board declares 16-cent dividend at Yahoo!Finance
Once-homeless man cleans up with soap business at Money
China tries to rein in Internet with new threats at Yahoo!Finance
The Second Golden Rule on Living the Good Life* at Forbes
$1 tech executives at Money
Corrupt Calif city dodges shutdown with reforms at Yahoo!Finance
Why Companies Treat New Customers Better than Old Customers? at Forbes
Gaming ETF Hit As Wynn, MGM, LVS Fall; China Jitters Emerge at Barron’s
Green Mountain Making Coffee Takeover 90% Costlier Than S&P 500: Real M&A at Bloomberg
GMCR: Analysts Rush to Company's Defense, To No Avail at Barron’s
SEC Refuses to Fire Any Staff Involved with Madoff Debacle at Forbes
MF Global Customers Can’t Get Cash or Answers at Bloomberg
MF Global Broker-Dealer Fires Its Entire Workforce of 1,066 in Liquidation at Bloomberg
Teva’s Slide Widens Discount as Ceragon Sinks at Bloomberg
Egan-Jones’s Egan Says French Credit Rating May Be Cut by Firm at Bloomberg
Tanker-Derivatives May Shift from Half-Century-Old System to Spur Trading at Bloomberg
The New Dividend Rush In Gold Stocks at Forbes
New gold bugs are young and restless at MarketWatch
Gold miners a better bet than metal at MarketWatch
On the hunt for cost-savvy gold miners at MarketWatch
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