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  Gold can glitz up any ordinary food, but doesn't offer anything in the way of nutrition

• The Ellison Files: Oracle Strikes Back 6:09 AM

  New court documents in the Oracle v. HP brawl suggest the latter misled customers and partners

• Five Lessons From Music's Most Feared Manager, Led Zeppelin's Peter Grant

  A British music industry school has named a course after the man—what might some of the lessons be?

• Assessing the Odds of a Greek Euro Exit

  Despite intensifying drama, Greece could still end up sticking with the euro

• Syria's Economy Starts to Crumble

  Depositors flee the banks; the price of Nescafé climbs 61 percent

• China Eyes Japan as the Land of Opportunity

  The mainland's top companies want to break into a tough market

• Is Google+ a Ghost Town, and Does It Matter? 6:07 AM

  A new study suggests that Google's social network is a virtual ghost town, where user engagement is rapidly waning

• Can Corporate America Ever Be Cured?

  Years after collapse, congressional hearings, and new regulations, the hubris of chief executives has hardly missed a beat

• Trading Loss Haunts Dimon at JPMorgan Chase's Annual Meeting

  Shareholders peppered Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon with questions and criticism about the bank's management and practices

• 'Bully' Director Lee Hirsch on Mitt Romney's 'Prank'

  The documentarian and founder of the Bully Project reflects on his film, the abuse he endured as a kid, and Romney's high school activities

• Tea Partiers' Love of Rattlesnakes Goes Only So Far

  The feds are considering listing the diamondback rattlesnake as an endangered species

• HP Sized Up Sun As A Technology Gold Mine 9:28 AM

  The most interesting aspect of Hewlett-Packard's assessment of Sun is how critical executives were of HP's technology

• The Ellison Files: Oracle Strikes Back 6:09 AM

  New court documents in the Oracle v. HP brawl suggest the latter misled customers and partners

• Can Yahoo Become a Modern Media Company?

  Incoming Chief Executive Officer Ross Levinsohn hasn't said anything that indicates he grasps that Yahoo is little more than a digital version of America's troubled newspapers

• Unlocking the Crude Oil Bottleneck at Cushing 6:00 AM

  This week the Seaway pipeline will start sending oil from Cushing, Okla., to the Texas Gulf Coast. How will that impact the price of oil?

• How Did the Original J.P. Morgan Do It?

  The hedging debacle at JPMorgan Chase raises a big question: How much does the economy benefit from many activities of the modern financial system?

• Another Woman Loses a Top Spot on Wall Street

  JPMorgan Chase's Ina Drew leaves after a $2 billion loss

• Underwater Hotel to Be Dubai's Latest Extravagance

  Water Discus Hotel is the latest extravagant real estate project in Dubai

• How Brazil Is Making an Example of Chevron

  After an oil spill, Brazil has Chevron in its sights. Inside the fight surrounding some of the biggest untapped oil reserves in the world

• How 'Diversity Fatigue' Undermines Business Growth

  Companies with diverse leadership teams do better financially. Failing to hire individuals with different backgrounds and perspectives limits your prospects

• Integrated Marketing: If You Knew It, You'd Do It

  The glut of places to advertise makes it easy to confuse customers with contradictory messages. Execute a strategy that integrates all your efforts

• Hospitals Seek Startups to Cure Tech Ills

  A new accelerator for health IT companies is working with health-care providers to find crucial new technologies

• New Yankee Candle Scent Smells Like a 'Man Cave' 6:03 AM

  With males representing 30 percent of candle buyers, Yankee launches four new just-for-men scents

• Five Lessons From Music's Most Feared Manager, Led Zeppelin's Peter Grant

  A British music industry school has named a course after the man—what might some of the lessons be?

• Underwater Hotel to Be Dubai's Latest Extravagance

  Water Discus Hotel is the latest extravagant real estate project in Dubai

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