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President Obama’s SOTU: no mention of Keystone pipeline, Solyndra, or Obamacare (Politico)
Gov. Mitch Daniels’ SOTU response, critizies Obama’s “pro-poverty policies” (The Right Scoop)
Clip of Herman Cain’s Tea Party Express SOTU response (AP)
How will this raging solar storm affect you? (Gizmodo)
Mercatus Center’s symposium on the sovereign debt crisis (Mercatus)
WSJ opines that Romney’s tax return is an argument for pro-growth tax reform (WSJ)
Federal reserve announces two more years of near-zero interest rates (Reuters)
Billionaires occupy Davos as 0.01% bemoan income inequality (Bloomberg)
U.S. financial worries rival those of 1992 (Gallup)
Most foreign postal services are profitable. Only U.S. & Macao’s consistently lose money (NCPA)
VIDEO: The SOTU may have sounded quite familar
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Indy| 1.25.12 @ 10:00AM
Please add the WEF to your list, capitalism is on the agenda and not in a friendly way. Too bad Gates cannot speak about crony capitalism and dictatorships. Poor countries are poor mostly because of their government structure not because capitalism is failing.
"This year's World Economic Forum (WEF) has kicked off with a debate on capitalism"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/mobile/business-16723912
"Free enterprise has been good to Bill Gates. But today, the Microsoft Corp. chairman will call for a revision of capitalism.
In a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, the software tycoon plans to call for a "creative capitalism" that uses market forces to address poor-country needs that he feels are being ignored."
http://online.wsj.com/article/.....11791.html