In the News: October 2, 2011

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'I can't flip this house' at Yahoo!Finance
Reebok settles with FTC over butt-shaping shoes at Money
The Solyndra curse at Money
Solar Titan Faces Funding Worries After Solyndra at NPR
Solyndra's Failure and the Importance of Intelligent Risks at Yahoo!Finance
U.S. agency chided in mortgage buyback deal at Money
Easy Money In Rare Earths Is History at Forbes
How Success Killed Eastman Kodak at Forbes
Investors Blissfully Unaware Of Impending Doom In Commodities at Forbes
'Retirement Heist': How Firms Trimmed Pensions at NPR
Amazon, the Company That Ate the World at Business Week
Will the Fed's Other New Policy Encourage Risky Mortgages? at Yahoo!Finance
How Colleges Punish Families Who Choose to Save at Yahoo!Finance
How Dangerous Are College Rankings and the Rat Race For Prestige? at The Atlantic
Updated Market-Wide Circuit Breaker Proposals to Address Extraordinary Market Volatility at SEC
SEC Charges Former Goldman Sachs Employee and His Father with Insider Trading at SEC
SEC Seeks Public Comment on Use of Derivatives by Mutual Funds and Other Investment Companies at SEC
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