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Media Digest 2/9/2010 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Bloomberg
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Reuters: Toyota (NYSE:TM) will recall the Prius.
Reuters: UBS (NYSE:UBS) posted a profit.
Reuters: Nissan posted a profit and raised forecasts.
Reuters: JAL will maintain its ties with AMR (NYSE:AMR).
Reuters: A new study says beer is good for the bones.
Reuters: CIT (NYSE:CIT) set John Thain compensation at $6 million a year.
Reuters: State Farm warned NHTSA about Toyota in 2007.
WSJ: Fannie Mae (NYSE:FNM) and Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE) will remain “wards of the state” and will concentrate on mortgage modifications.
WSJ: A new version of Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Gmail will focus on matching Facebook’s features.
WSJ: Boeing (NYSE:BA) flew the new version of its 747.
WSJ: Google dropped the Nexus One termination fee.
WSJ: Luxury store are focusing on low price and a scarcity of products to help sales.
WSJ: Ghana killed a deal for Exxon (NYSE:XOM) to explore its oil fields.
WSJ: Proposals in Washington to cut proprietary trading by banks would hurt Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) more than others.
WSJ: Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) is still having trouble creating products to reach a large mix of customers.
NYT: The average American will spend $1,000 to service cable, internet and video games.
NYT: Hospitals face rising costs for taking care of people without insurance.
NYT: China listed $9.6 billion of shares in US companies.
FT: The Prius recall will include 500,000 cars.
FT: Traders have made an $8 billion bet against the Euro.
Bloomberg: China reported a surge in lending in January.
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