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Bernanke's Code: a Guide to Fed Chairman's First Q&A

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Wall Street Journal - 04.27.2011 Original article ›
Michael S. Derby, Michael, S., Derby
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The U.S. Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, will have his first Q&A and press conference on April 27, 2011. This is an effort to reach a broader audience with the Fed's view of the economy, his defense of the $600 billion quantitative easing decision, and views on inflation and the U.S. dollar.
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Home Prices Near Recession Low

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Wall Street Journal - 04.27.2011 Original article ›
Conor Dougherty, Conor, Dougherty, Nick Timiraos, Nick, Timiraos

As Wall Street Firms Grow, Their Reputations Are Dying

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New York Times - 04.27.2011 Original article ›
Steven Davidoff, Steven, Davidoff

Columbia Professor's Retirement is Big News in Japan

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New York Times - 04.27.2011 Original article ›
Corey Kilgannon, Corey, Kilgannon
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Donald Keene, began teaching Japanese literature at Columbia University in 1955. He has lectured on Japan at Columbia for 56 years! Prof. Keene, 88 years old, taught the final session of a graduate seminar on traditional Japanese Noh plays on April 26, 2011. He started as a freshman at Columbia in 1938 and went on to complete graduate studies at Columbia in Japanese. In his early years he was hooked on Japanese literature after reading the Tale of Genji in 49 cent paperback volumes. During the last session of the seminar he quoted the final lines in "Matsukaze," a play by Japanese writer Kanami. That line says- "all that is left is the wind in the pines."
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Obama Releases ‘Long-Form’ Birth Certificate

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New York Times - 04.27.2011 Original article ›
Michael D. Shear, Michael, D., Shear

Obama demanded detailed birth certificate after continued questions - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 04.27.2011 Original article ›
Anne Kornblut, Anne, Kornblut

Sony Plans Two Android Tablets

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Daisuke Wakabayashi, Daisuke, Wakabayashi

Sony Plans Two Android Tablets

  
Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Daisuke Wakabayashi, Daisuke, Wakabayashi

J&J to Buy Synthes for $21.3 Billion

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Anupreeta Das, Anupreeta, Das, Gina Chon, Gina, Chon, Jonathan D. Rockoff, Jonathan, D., Rockoff

Strong Demand Revs Up Ford Profit

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Jeff Bennett, Jeff, Bennett

Holding Bernanke Accountable

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New York Times - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
David Leonhardt, David, Leonhardt

Ford Profit Is $2.55 Billion

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New York Times - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Nick Bunkley, Nick, Bunkley
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Ford's earnings were $2.55 billion for the first quarter of 2011, a 22% increase over the prior year.
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U.S. Home Prices Fell Again in February

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New York Times - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
David Streitfeld, David, Streitfeld

A Toyota Dealer’s Recovery Effort in Japan

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New York Times - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Hiroko Tabuchi, Hiroko, Tabuchi

Safety Becomes Victim in Japan’s Nuclear Collusion

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New York Times - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Norimitsu Onishi, Norimitsu, Onishi, Ken Belson, Ken, Belson

A Regulator Moves Postcrisis to Expand Power over Wall Street

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New York Times - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Ben Protess, Ben, Protess

The Final Four for the Rest of the World

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Matthew Futterman, Matthew, Futterman, Jonathan Clegg, Jonathan, Clegg

Out Front in the Fight on Fat

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Betsy Mckay, Betsy, Mckay

Believe It: Bankers' Pay Takes a Tumble

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Dennis K. Berman, Dennis, K., Berman

Railroads Gain From Container Usage

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Bob Sechler, Bob, Sechler

Nintendo Readies Successor for Wii

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Daisuke Wakabayashi, Daisuke, Wakabayashi

GE Remodels Businesses in India

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Megha Bahree, Megha, Bahree

Barnes & Noble Upgrades Nook to Challenge Tablets

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Maxwell Murphy, Maxwell, Murphy

Whoa Baby, Prices Are Jumping for Diapers, Other Family Basics

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Ellen Byron, Ellen, Byron, Paul Ziobro, Paul, Ziobro
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Kimberly Clark will raise prices on Huggies diapers and wipes by 3-7%. Procter & Gamble said it will raise prices on Pampers diapers 7% and wipes by 3%. Consumers tend to switch brands for bleach, bottled water and soap, but recent surveys have shown only 10% will do so for baby products.
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Quake Ripples at Ford, Johnson

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Wall Street Journal - 04.26.2011 Original article ›
Jeff Bennett, Jeff, Bennett

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