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Why Japanese People Like In-n-Out [risingsunofnihon.com]

News | www.risingsunofnihon.com | 55 minutes ago

In-n-out is celebrating its 60th anniversary.Its no surprise that this burger chain has remained around so long. Its good. Its popular. People on both sides of the Pacific like it.Many people might not find this too remarkable, but I do. The Japanese are notoriously picky

http://www.risingsunofnihon.com/2008/10/07/why-japanese-people-like-in-n-out/

Fed assumes powerful new role in financial crisis

News | www.sfgate.com | 1 hour 18 minutes ago

Dusting off Depression-era emergency powers, the Federal Reserve is extending its reach over the economy as never before, pushing the limits of its authority, if not exceeding them. Now the nation's central bank is even becoming a source of loans for...<a

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Viacom-YouTube Update: VCs Will Have To File With Court On Decisions To Back YouTube, Sell To Google

News | www.paidcontent.org | 1 hour 28 minutes ago

YouTube's VC backers are being asked to explain to a federal court why they invested in the video venture—and why they sold to Google (NSDQ: GOOG). As part of the $1 billion lawsuit Viacom

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Touchscreen BlackBerry Storm is Coming

News | www.brandcurve.com | 1 hour 45 minutes ago

The rumors can be laid to rest - almost. This week, a PowerPoint presentation was leaked online showing RIMs first foray into the touchscreen handheld market with the BlackBerry Storm. RIM still denies the existence of the BlackBerry Storm. Its a

http://www.brandcurve.com/touchscreen-blackberry-storm-is-coming/

50 people who've wrecked Britain: QUENTIN LETTS delivers the final roll of shame

News | www.dailymail.co.uk | 1 hour 59 minutes ago

As Mail readers know, few writers wield a sharper pen than our brilliant Parliamentary sketchwriter Quentin Letts. In a coruscating new book, he presents a very personal list of 50 people he holds responsible for dumbing down or otherwise wrecking the country he loves. As Mail readers know, few

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Morgan Stanley Sinks on Deal Doubts - BusinessWeek

News | www.businessweek.com | 2 hours 3 minutes ago

Morgan Stanley stock tumbled Tuesday on a rumor that Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. would withdraw from an agreement to buy nearly a quarter of the investment bank. Morgan Stanley, however, said the deal is scheduled to close on time once a mandatory regulatory waiting period expires at the

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Brocade gets $1.225 bln loan for Foundry Networks deal

News | www.marketwatch.com | 2 hours 5 minutes ago

BRCD Stock Quote, and financial news from the leading provider and award-winning MarketWatch.com.

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Alaska's Icy Strait Point Honored for Sustaining Native Culture

Press Release | www.prnewswire.com | 2 hours 7 minutes ago

HOONAH, Alaska, Oct. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- The Travel Industry Association and National Geographic Traveler magazine recently named Icy Strait Point, Alaska's only private cruise ship destination, the winner of a "Travel to a Better World" award for sustaining an indigenous culture or community.

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Coxs SEC Censors Report on Bear Stearns Collapse (Update2) - Bloomberg

News | www.bloomberg.com | 2 hours 16 minutes ago

Oct. 7 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher Cox's regulators stood by as shrinking capital ratios and growing subprime holdings led to the collapse of Bear Stearns Cos., according to an unedited version of a study by the agency's inspector general.

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