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Wednesday, January 21, 2009

We Need Some Good News

Here are some links to news to improve the mood:

ECRI's Achuthan talks with Reuters about the role of hope ...
IBM Profit Tops Forecast; Outlook Better than Expected ...
NYT Economix: What Companies Are Actually Doing Well?
NYT Floyd Norris: Remember 1982
Ericsson Profit Beats Forecasts ...
Buffett Buys More Of Burlington Northern ...

at least the headline appears being "good" ...
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