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Media Digest 1/6/2010 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Bloomberg
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Reuters: A major overhaul of the global financial system is expected in 2010.
Reuters: Kraft (NYSE:KFT) got a 1.52% acceptance of its Cadbury (NYSE:CBY) bid.
Reuters: Gold rose above $1,120.
Reuters: A Senate panel is near a reform proposal for the Fed.
Reuters: The retail sector saw growth in December.
Reuters: Auto sales ended the year strong, particularly for Ford (NYSE:F)
Reuters: A US judge upheld limits on tobacco marketing.
WSJ: Clothing sales were off in December due to a lack of deep discounts.
WSJ: Warren Buffett indicated he is against the Kraft bid for Cadbury.
WSJ: China became the top exporter, passing Germany.
WSJ: A number of experts are concerned that the financial crisis could happen again
WSJ: Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Kia plan a hands free car system.
WSJ: Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) launched it new smartphone–Nexus One.
WSJ: Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) will ship its tablet PC in March.
WSJ: Pending home sales fell as a key tax credit expired.
WSJ: Car sales in China may rise only 5% this year as a key tax credit expires.
WSJ: Apple’s purchase of online ad sales firm Quattro puts pressure on Google.
WSJ: Job improvement in the service sector may be many months away.
WSJ: John Havens of Citigroup (NYSE:C) made $9 million last year making him the bank’s highest paid person.
NYT: TV is starting to move into 3D.
NYT: The slowing pace of home sales may mean prices could retreat.
NYT: Retailers did not discount as deeply during the holiday season as they did last year.
NYT: The euro dropped as the EU indicated it will not bail out Greece.
FT: Sales of the Nintendo Wii rose in the US during December.
Bloomberg: GM lost share to Ford (NYSE:F) and Toyota (NYSE:TM)
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