(TrendHunter.com) Most people in this country reserve Christmas and Easter as their two days for going to church. Those two days are when they take their biannual dose of the Good Book. Got to love the dedicated religious…

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(TrendHunter.com) Prepare to stay up all day and night with these 11 24-Hour Finds. Why sleep when you can seize the day and the night? From 24-hour silent dance-offs to morbid TV marathons and odd performance art, this…

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11 24-Hour Finds – From 24-Hour Trash Races to a Temporary Pop-Up Dog Bar (CLUSTER)

Bank earnings season is under way, and with the financial results will come disclosures about average per-employee compensation that politicians seeking support for additional regulations or taxes on big banks will pounce on. Some of the proposals may make their way in some form into President Obama’s financial reform plan. Continue reading Why Politics Makes It Hard to Fix the Banks Why Politics Makes It Hard to Fix the Banks originally appeared on DailyFinance on Sun, 31 Jan 2010 09:00:00. Filed Under: Economy , Bank of America Permalink | Tweet this! | Comments

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(TrendHunter.com) Some publisher’s print books and e-books were recently pulled from Amazon.com’s virtual shelves over a pricing dispute. Publishers have objected to Amazon’s $9.99 pricing saying that it is too low and…

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Bearish analysts are roaring following the sharp, high-volume sell-off last week , even in the face of some strong economic data . Some see a long-awaited reckoning for the market on the horizon, and chatter is increasing that January’s bruising may be a sign of what’s to come for the rest of the year. But investors should look past the growling bears and focus on concrete developments like soaring corporate profits and a strengthening dollar instead. Continue reading Behind Sharp Sell Off, Some See Signs of a Robust Recovery Behind Sharp Sell Off, Some See Signs of a Robust Recovery originally appeared on DailyFinance on Sun, 31 Jan 2010 09:54:00. Filed Under: Economy Permalink | Tweet this! | Comments

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A daily look at legal news and the business of law: Continue reading Latest Legal News: Vivendi Loses; Hope Takes the Fifth Latest Legal News: Vivendi Loses; Hope Takes the Fifth originally appeared on DailyFinance on Sun, 31 Jan 2010 12:51:00. Filed Under: Company News , People Permalink | Tweet this! | Comments

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(TrendHunter.com) Bark4Beer’s innovation is out to reinforce the adage that dogs truly are man’s best friend. Two buddies in California formed the idea for a bottle-opening Bark4beer dog collar while at a pool party with…

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It’s time to do what the late, great New York Governor Al Smith would do, and cut through the rhetoric and the hype and “look at the record” to evaluate the economic players in Washington. Investors have probably read a lot about the drop in President Barack Obama’s job approval rating. And, they’re correct. It has declined to about 50% from about 63% at the start of his presidency in the first quarter of 2009, according to the Gallup Poll. But what many investors probably do not know is that the job approval rating for every president declines in the president’s first year in office. Continue reading Obama and the Democrats Are Down, But Hardly Out Obama and the Democrats Are Down, But Hardly Out originally appeared on DailyFinance on Sun, 31 Jan 2010 10:00:00. Filed Under: Columns , Economy Permalink | Tweet this! | Comments

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American manufacturers of weapons and aerospace systems could face a backlash over a $6.4 billion defense systems deal between the U.S. and Taiwan, which the China claims could hurt its national security. Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi went so far as to say the United States should “truly respect China’s core interests and major concerns, and immediately rescind the mistaken decision … in order to avoid damaging broader China-U.S. relations,” according to the Xinhua news agency. The Chinese consider Taiwan a rogue province with no national standing of its own. Continue reading War of Words Over Arms Sales to Taiwan Could Hurt U.S. Firms War of Words Over Arms Sales to Taiwan Could Hurt U.S. Firms originally appeared on DailyFinance on Sun, 31 Jan 2010 10:55:00. Filed Under: Company News , Technology , Economy , Google , Boeing Permalink | Tweet this! | Comments

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(TrendHunter.com) The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has outsourced their copyright checking to Washington-based company iCopyright. (Anyone else sick of all the stuff starting with ‘i’s? iPad was kind of the last straw…

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