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Yesterday, Barclays equity research released a report titled New National Sports Network Could Increase Competition For Sports Rights (please see full report at bottom of this post).
FORBES: Barclays Bullish On Rupert Murdoch's New National Sports Network
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In the meantime, it seems worth noting that The Daily Caller has not been quick to print this Washington Post report that directly debunks their own effort as, at the time of this printing, they have failed to post this newly reported information.
FORBES: Who Framed Senator Bob Menendez?
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Other emergent technologies of potentially far-reaching importance include the report by Nicola Jones on the work of Mark Post at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands.
FORBES: The Murky Future of Conservation
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"Due to the demands on PICU capacity, patients are more likely to be discharged from PICU at an earlier post-operative phase, " the report said.
BBC: Luke Jenkins death partly due to 'low staffing' levels
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As I noted in a post yesterday on the earnings report, the company actually beat expectations at the top line, but profits were about in line, as operating margins fell on mix issues.
FORBES: Microsoft Sags On Mixed March Results; Buy It Or Sell It?
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Note: this post draws heavily on a report by Tracy Gordon, a municipal finance expert at The Brookings Institution, and a report published by Michigan State University.
FORBES: My City Went Bankrupt. Should I Flee?
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CNN: Have your say on the issues at Davos
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In a report released in Beijing on Wednesday, the World Bank says it expects the Eurozone will post no growth at all in 2012 and overall developed markets, which at this point just includes Japan and the U.S. in a stumbling potato sack race, growing at just 1.4%.
FORBES: World Bank Stokes Lehman Brothers Fears In Latest Report
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Audits are common and can take at least two months, but DiNapoli moved up the review in response to a New York Post report about Apple being the only retailer in Grand Central that won't be paying a percentage of sales to the cash-strapped MTA, a comptroller official said.
CNN: Mark Milian,