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Sat February 18, 2012
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(TwinCities.com) Interesting Expired car wash certificate? Obviously that's worth $5 million  (twincities.com) (25)


Fri February 17, 2012
(Boing Boing) Asinine 139% APR seems a bit steep for a $2600 loan, but at least they aren't one of those usurious payday loan places  (boingboing.net) (29)
(Reuters) Followup The audit of almost 400 foreclosures in San Francisco found that 84 percent of them appeared to be illegal  (reuters.com) (29)
(NYPost) Sad Son of the year celebrates his mother's 98th birthday by: a) buying flowers, b) taking her out to dinner or c) serving eviction papers to kick her out of the house she has lived in since 1953?  (nypost.com) (40)
(Gizmodo) Cool Taco Bell to sell tacos made out of giant Doritos. THE FUTURE IS *HERE*  (gizmodo.com) (94)
(Slate) Strange In today's economic man-bites-dog story ... For the first time ever, Bank of Japan says it wants inflation  (slate.com) (23)
(Chicago Tribune) Spiffy CBS profits up 30% in the fourth quarter. First time since 1968 that "CBS" and "profits" have been mentioned together in same sentence  (chicagotribune.com) (7)
(Business News Daily) Amusing Business advice from one of the most successful businessmen out there: Al Capone  (businessnewsdaily.com) (13)
(Komo) Interesting Oil companies weigh benefits of drilling in arctic. An accident could cause massive damage to the environment, on the other hand it's so remote that perhaps nobody would notice  (komonews.com) (13)
(Bloomberg) Followup Yelp rates its own business, sets IPO price of $12/share. Investors plan to stock up  (bloomberg.com) (20)
(Yahoo) Amusing Why the market gotta be keeping whitey down?  (finance.yahoo.com) (2)
(CNBC) Strange Smucker's dumped by f*ckers  (cnbc.com) (10)
(Forbes) Scary Target learns that women tend to get a little creeped out when you start sending them coupon booklets congratulating them on their first pregnancy when they haven't even told their parents yet  (forbes.com) (65)
(SeattlePI) Amusing Actually, gay marriage doesn't threaten the sanctity of fake families in stock photos, says stock photo company  (blog.seattlepi.com) (18)


Thu February 16, 2012
(Marketwatch) Fail Nestle expects 2012 profits to continually melt away  (marketwatch.com) (26)
(CNBC) Spiffy UBS ejects traders. It is now safe to remove your traders from your computer  (cnbc.com) (8)
(NYPost) Obvious Panasonic to stop manufacturing VCRs for Japanese market. If you're unsure what a VCR is, ask your parents  (nypost.com) (151)
(Marketwatch) Scary Petrobras starts leaking, leading to questions about the safety of petrobreast enhancement  (marketwatch.com) (3)
(Business News Daily) Obvious Nobody wants to be a CEO anymore, just get paid like one  (businessnewsdaily.com) (15)
(The New York Times) Spiffy GM posts record annual profit before halftime, plans to totally run up the score  (nytimes.com) (59)
(Marketwatch) Spiffy Dr. Pepper Snapple finally quenches investors' thirst for higher profits  (marketwatch.com) (21)
(BBC) Dumbass Former Olympus executive arrested after admitting to hiding $1.7 billion in losses over the last 20 yrs  (bbc.co.uk) (8)
(Bloomberg) Stupid Not content with patent trolling companies that aren't bankrupt, Apple now seeking court approval to sue Eastman Kodak  (bloomberg.com) (9)
(Some Guy) Followup Turns out Apple does actually own the "iPad" trademark in China, but since when has the rule of law or honor been relevant in China?  (allthingsd.com) (24)
(Marketwatch) Scary Moody's places every bank in the world on review for credit downgrade. Every bank? EVERY BANK  (marketwatch.com) (62)
(Bloomberg) Scary China reduces holdings of US treasuries, now holds only $1.1 trillion  (bloomberg.com) (10)
(Yahoo) PSA Foreclosure crisis finally hits Beverly Hills, accompanied by the world's smallest violin playing the saddest tune  (news.yahoo.com) (9)
(Daily Mail) Obvious This just in: There's this thing called the "Internet", and you can use it to order things, like, such as, pizzas. Thanks for that newsflash, Domino's ad disguised as a news article  (dailymail.co.uk) (6)
(MSNBC) Obvious Microsoft flags Google as suspicious site. This is not an Onion article  (msnbc.msn.com) (43)


Wed February 15, 2012
(NPR) Sad M&M Mars getting rid of King Sized candy bars in 2013  (npr.org) (120)
(CNBC) Amusing CNBC analyzes market performance relative to the hair color of the cover model on SI's Swimuit Edition. BEST. MARKET INDICATOR. EVAAAAAR. (bonus: with pics)  (cnbc.com) (12)
(The Daily Caller) Spiffy Remember Anita Dunn? She was Obama's communications director who spent so much time trying to tarnish the image of hedge funds? You'll never guess what her new gig is  (dailycaller.com) (86)
(Reason Magazine) Obvious Warren Buffett is playing Obama, the government and you like a fiddle  (reason.com) (74)
(CNN) Fail Apple CEO Tim Cook announces plans to improve conditions at his slave shop. Wait a second, didn't he say just a week ago that nothing was wrong with them?  (cnn.com) (81)
(Ars Technica) Followup It's no longer hip to be LightSquared  (arstechnica.com) (30)
(Business News Daily) Silly God damn you, pen bandit  (businessnewsdaily.com) (19)
(Reuters) Spiffy New stretched Boeing 787 will carry either 320 Americans or 640 Europeans  (reuters.com) (33)
(CNN) Interesting Kellogg: "Once you pop, you can't stop"  (money.cnn.com) (12)
(Abc.net.au) Obvious The last minute bailout the Greek government just agreed to? Looks like the EU wants them to work the shaft and cradle their balls a bit more before getting the cash  (abc.net.au) (34)
(Daily Mail) Fail And we now have the leading contender for digital photoshop failure of the year  (dailymail.co.uk) (27)
(LA Times) Interesting Their bubble has burst as chewing gum companies find themselves in a sticky situation  (latimes.com) (18)
(Forbes) Cool Retirement may require less income than you think, so you can spend more time thinking about how you're going to decorate your refrigerator box  (forbes.com) (38)


Tue February 14, 2012
(McRumors) Followup When you thought that China couldn't be more of a dick, they pull this shiat  (macrumors.com) (143)
(Some Guy) Cool Empire State building IPO issued. Subby also has a bridge to sell you as well  (digitaljournal.com) (42)
(Some Guy) Interesting Goodyear? Yes  (mega949.com) (11)
(Huffington Post) Dumbass The government didn't regulate banks, and the economy fell. If the government decides to regulate banks, the economy will fall again. Maybe the problem here isn't the government  (huffingtonpost.com) (150)
(CSMonitor) Scary Five reasons the federal budget is so farked not even Ron Paul can save it  (csmonitor.com) (204)
(Marketwatch) Obvious The race to the bottom continues, as Bank of Japan ups the ante on its QE program ahead of schedule. Ben Bernanke's helicopter put on standby  (marketwatch.com) (7)
(Forbes) Interesting Buy Zynga? or Bazinga  (forbes.com) (9)
(Reuters) Fail Moody's says F the UK, threatens to leave them on the side of the road without an AAA membership  (reuters.com) (8)
(Business News Daily) Interesting Nananananananana LEADER. Nananananananana LEADER. FISHING. I mean LEADER  (businessnewsdaily.com) (8)
(Marketwatch) Fail Moody's downgrades Spain's credit rating to bull  (marketwatch.com) (13)
(Daily Record (UK)) Amusing Not many companies can claim that their net domain address clearly explains what it is that the company does  (dailyrecord.co.uk) (34)
(Boston.com) Unlikely Airline almost nobody even remembers, and nobody misses, prepares to return from the dead  (boston.com) (37)


Mon February 13, 2012
(TaxProf) Obvious Mitt Romney pays 14% tax rate: THE GIBBET'S TOO GOOD FOR THE EVIL PLUTOCRAT. Apple pays 12.8% tax rate: (iCrickets)  (taxprof.typepad.com) (258)
(Chicago Tribune) Cool GE announces plans to hire an entire Brigade Combat Team of US veterans, declare war on Siemens  (chicagotribune.com) (43)
(Vanishing NY) Interesting Manhattan's last hourly-rate hotel has closed: "Other than the mice, the hookers and the transvestites...it's fine"  (vanishingnewyork.blogspot.com) (23)
(UPI) Obvious Japan experiences greater shrinking of economy than forecast, blames cold winter  (upi.com) (9)
(McRumors) Asinine Apple to NGO: we see you are hurting for cash. Lets just put this briefcase full of cash over here, act like we lost it, and you can pick it up. What can you do for us? Certify our slave factories as being "humane"  (macrumors.com) (91)
(Some Guy) Amusing Apple is the latest company to learn China loves your money; hates non-Chinese  (macrumors.com) (22)
(Marketwatch) Spiffy The economic downturn is just killing us, I mean even GE is shutting down... wait, they're opening three new plants this year? Oh sure, but those are probably overseas and... wait, Mississippi, Alabama and Ohio? Really?  (marketwatch.com) (22)
(BBC) Interesting Olympus exposed to $426 million loss in first nine months of fiscal 2011 in developing accounting scandal  (bbc.co.uk) (6)
(Bloomberg) Interesting U.S. farmers plant the most acres since 1984, now second only to land cultivated by Facebook farmers  (bloomberg.com) (79)
(Some Guy) Spiffy Sure, your job might cover health and dental insurance, but does it also include beer on tap, on-site yoga instructors and an endless supply of burritos?  (dailycamera.com) (70)


Sun February 12, 2012
(Marketwatch) Cool Indian stocks curry investors' favor for a sixth straight week  (marketwatch.com) (4)
(Huffington Post) Interesting Coconut water now replacing sports drinks. Rum and a slice of lime still optional  (huffingtonpost.com) (78)


Sat February 11, 2012
(Forbes) Interesting The average cost of a new drug is $4,000,000,000 . That's a lot of Doritos  (forbes.com) (96)
(Bloomberg) Asinine Whitman founder accused of using insider information. Hey, someone's gotta know where the coconut candies are  (bloomberg.com) (10)
(3 News New Zealand) Ironic License needed for DIY work in New Zealand. Am I allowed to make the license myself?  (3news.co.nz) (18)
(MSNBC) Interesting New study from Bunny Ranch University says that people who equate time with money tend to be edgy, impatient, demanding  (bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com) (26)
(Reuters) Interesting Grower payment scandal claims jobs of Diamond Foods CEO and CFO, leaves farmers wanting to cut their nuts off  (reuters.com) (8)

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