In the News: October 30, 2011

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Investors Are Still in the Red at Smart Money
Misgivings About the Rally at Barron’s
A Big Rally Can Stir Worries, Too at Barron’s
W.R. Berkley Jumps on Earnings, Premium Growth at Barron’s
Goldmanite Quant Derman Slams Wall Street’s Hypocrisies: Books at Bloomberg
Why Ideas are Unprofitable at BusinessWeek
Moneyball, Immigration, and the Search for Hidden Advantage at Forbes
Corzine's Pal JC Flowers Bombed Out Investors in the $6 billion JC Flowers II Fund at Forbes
The Inexplicable War on Lemonade Stands at Forbes
Not Good News for the German Banking System at Forbes
Cargill: Inside the quiet giant that rules the food business at Fortune
Bizzaro valuations: Amazon (P/E = 100) vs. Apple (14) at Fortune
SEC puts the light on dark pools at Fortune
Don't just blame Wall Street: The American Dream has been eroding for years at Fortune
Return of liar loans? at Fortune
Pershing's Ackman hops on Canadian Pacific Railway at MarketWatch
Why Netflix Plunge Is a Problem for Amazon at Smart Money
Dead Stocks Walking at Smart Money
Angry that Redbox Is Hiking DVD Rental Prices? Blame Congress at The Atlantic
This Could Be the Fatal Flaw in Europe's Rescue Plan at The Atlantic
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