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  • • Growth hopes boost global equities
      [Reuters] - World stocks rose on Monday on hopes the U.S. economy can avoid slipping back into recession, although the International Monetary Fund s chief economist warned of weak growth in both the United States and Europe. […]
    • Pros Say: Kass: Last 55 Points of S&P Rally Is Probably Short Covering
      [at CNBC] - Some investors may be positioning for the market to break out, but famed strategist Douglas Kass is not one of them. […]
    • US stocks close higher for 4th session; banks gain
      [at CNBC] - Stocks ended the week with a big gain Friday after a better-than-expected jobs report gave investors another reason to think the U.S. economy is beginning to turn around. […]

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• WSJ news

  • • European Markets Rise in Light Trade
      European stocks closed higher. The Stoxx Europe 600 posted its fourth gain in five sessions as RWE and E.ON each gained 1.8%. […]
    • European Banks Return to Covered Bonds
      Following a brief intermission for the summer, Europe's covered-bond markets are booming again—good news for banks that need to refinance huge amounts of maturing debt. […]
    • China's Route to Potash Needn't Go Through BHP
      Signs that China plans to do battle with BHP Billiton for Canada's Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan are mounting. The wisdom of doing so looks questionable. […]

• The Economist

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    • Sidney Rittenberg on China
    • The devastation of Hurricane Katrina

• Knowledge@Wharton

  • • Financial Services on Aisle Nine: Wal-Mart Gives Banks a Run for Their Money
    • Computer Compatriots: Taiwan and China Draw Economically Closer
    • Anatomy of a Merger: 'Hostile Deals Become Friendly in the End, Right?'
    • VC 'Super Angels': Filling a Funding Gap or Killing 'The Next Google'?
    • 'A Clash of Expertise': Adding Human Rights to the World Bank's Agenda
    • Is Network Neutrality Permanently Stalled at the Finish Line?
    • Dell's Diversification Strategy: 'A Day Late and a Dollar Short?'
    • 'Upsetting the Natural Order': Managing Employees Old Enough to Be Your Parents
    • A Seasonal Sales Shift: For Bargain Hunters, Retailers Make Every Day Feel like Christmas
    • Coca-Cola on the Yangtze: A Corporate Campaign for Clean Water in China

• Harvard Business Review

  • • IT in the Age of the Empowered Employee
    • China's Great GDP Leap Forward
    • Celebrating an Emotional-Labor Day

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