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Why Women Are Fleeing Wall Street - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
Economists are struggling to explain an exodus of women from Wall Street, but one is not the least bit surprised by the data: Sylvia Ann Hewlett, founding president and chairman of the Center for Work-Life Policy, a nonprofit think tank based in New York.
3PAR: What Were H-P and Dell Fighting Over Anyway? - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
What does 3PAR do? Rarely has Deal Journal ever seen such frenzied bidding for a company.
Ben Bernanke’s Labor Day Reading List - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
Thinking about thumbing through that detective novel or thriller this Labor Day weekend? Not so fast. Fed Chief Ben Bernanke suggests some dry, but important reading to consider. Ever heard of CoVar? How about Montagu Norman?
Deal Journal Video: Dell Says Uncle on 3PAR - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
Dell bowed out for 3PAR, deciding not to match H-Ps $33 a share offer. Anupreeta Das joins Lauren Goode and Simon Constable on the Digits Live Show to give the details.
Burger King Buyout Is No Value Meal - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
Can 3G, a little known hedge fund with Brazilian financial backers, pull off such a pricey deal like Burger King?
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5 things you must know about homeowners insurance - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
1. Loyalty is overrated
The fading iPod Classic - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
The iPod helped Apple rise from the dead in the last decade. But the iPod Classic, the device that jump-started that resurrection, didn't get so much as a mention from Steve Jobs at Apple's iPod event on Wednesday.
Oil roars into September 'like a lion' - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
After ending August in a slump, oil prices surged into September, rallying nearly 3% Wednesday, and continuing to move higher Thursday following news of an oil platform explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.
Quit whining, Wall Street. Nothing has changed. - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
There goes Dan Loeb again, sounding off to great effect. He used to confine himself to criticizing overreaching and overcompensated CEOs, targets we could pretty much all agree on. But the prickly hedge fund manager decided to join the chorus of aggrieved financiers in his latest missive, setting his sights on today's bogeyman of choice: oppressive government.
Second act: From software to wind energy - Thu, 02 Sep 2010
Jim Maguire describes himself as being ahead of his time, and he's hardly bragging. In 2002, Maguire -- who managed software projects for large companies -- was consulting in Germany when he discovered "the next big thing."
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