In the News: October 16, 2011

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WisdomTree's Bad News at Barron’s
Microchip Falls 3%: Cuts Q3 View On Global Slowdown at Barron’s
Harrisburg Council Faces Claims They Broke Laws in Filing for Bankruptcy at Bloomberg
Transatlantic Bids Need $1 Billion Windfall to Succeed: Real M&A at Bloomberg
Moody’s, S&P, Fitch Settle Connecticut Lawsuit Over Public Bond Ratings at Bloomberg
After Prison, a Forecaster Aims for a Comeback at Business Week
The Supercycle: A Longer Range View of Emerging Markets at Business Week
Shareholders Ask: Where Are the Dividends? at Business Week
Farmland Is Pricey. The Fed Is Worried at Business Week
A Bank Financing the Farmland Boom at NLO
Standard & Poor's downgrades Spain at Money
The First Rule of Intelligent Investing at Forbes
9 Reasons You Should Blog at Forbes
When Are We Going to Run Out of Metals? at Forbes
Can I get a 10% return with a life insurance policy? at Yahoo!Finance
FPA Nabs Ex-Oakmark Vets to Launch Foreign Fund at Yahoo!Finance
What the BNY Forex Probe Means for Investors at Smart Money
Is Philosophy the Most Practical Major? At Yahoo!Finance
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