Write-Offs: 6.21.06

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$$$ Want to get on the quicker path to financial security? Take this guy's advice and invest in a flask. [Neville’s Financial Blog]
$$$ Japan to U.S. Exporters: Where’s the beef? No—not the proverbial beef. They actually want to know where it is. [NYTimes]
$$$ Did you know that Howard Stern was more powerful than Paul McCartney? Really, I didn't [Forbes]
$$$ And, while you’re waiting to see if Facebook’s bubbly valuation banks the $2 billion dollars it wants, here’s their Idiot’s Guide. [FacebookProfile]

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$$$ Eurozone delays Athens rescue funds [FT] $$$ Loans to Banks Cool Debt Crisis [WSJ] $$$ European Leaders Challenged by Rise in Joblessness [NYT] $$$ An explanation of that Barclays tax trade, with cartoons [FTAV] $$$ Sofa King can no longer advertise prices that are "Sofa King low" in the UK [Language Log] $$$ Mitt Romney has worn a garbage bag for rain gear $$$ Fed's Dilemma: Markets Want Both Growth—And Stimulus [CNBC] $$$ Facebook seeking bigger credit line [Reuters] $$$ Unlike other types of complex financial transactions, insider trading prosecutions usually do not require jurors to develop sophisticated knowledge of the financial markets or securities valuation. There is not a statutory definition establishing its parameters, so it can be applied to a wide variety of transactions, and the crime does not have complicated requirements for proving a violation. Prosecutors are cracking down on insider trading because there's no law telling people what's illegal and unsophisticated jurors will convict [DealBook] $$$ Oprah's Book Club makes people read less [MR] $$$ The personal assistant of Paris Hilton's sister's hedge funder ex-husband Todd Meister was maybe dating him while she was stealing $1mm from him, or something like that [NYP]

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