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      7 Top Headlines Of The Week
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      Who said on Monday that the US is "either already in or likely to soon enter a recession"?
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      • George Bush

      • Ben Bernanke

      • Alan Greenspan

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      1. Who said on Monday that the US is "either already in or likely to soon enter a recession"?
        1. Mary Meeker
        2. George Bush
        3. Ben Bernanke
        4. Alan Greenspan
        1. Specifically, Alan Greenspan cited a drop in the Institute for Supply Management's purchasing managers index to 47.7 in December after several months just above 50.... While &quot;by no means conclusive, ... [that] is the type of thing, if we were going into recession, we'd observe.&quot; Mr. Greenspan first publicly raised the possibility of recession in February of last year, and put the odds at about 33%. He said in mid-December the odds had risen to about 50%. Yesterday, he said the odds were still close to 50% but &quot;more likely higher than lower.&quot; For more see [link:http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120036887435090605.html?mod=hpp_us_whats_news, name:here]
      2. How much did Citigroup lose on average PER DAY in 4Q 2007?
        1. $50M
        2. $100M
        3. $10M
        4. $25M
        1. Citigroup (C) posted a $9.83 billion Q4 loss Tuesday -- the worst loss in its 196-year history -- and announced an $18.1 billion write-down on the value of its investment portfolio. It also cut the dividend 41%. The big problem for Citigroup is its eroding capital base. A new round of investments announced Tuesday includes $12.5 billion of preferred securities. The Government of Singapore Investment Corp., or GIC, will buy $6.88 billion, which follows the government fund's plan to invest $9.6 billion in Switzerland's UBS AG. Other investors include former Chairman and Chief Executive Sandy Weill and Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdulaziz Alsaud, already one of Citi's biggest investors. For more on Citigroup's prospects read [link: http://seekingalpha.com/article/60342-citigroup-s-eroding-capital-base, name: here]
      3. What online finance site took the top traffic spot for Dec, 2007, as reported by Comscore?
        1. AOL Finance
        2. Yahoo Finance
        3. MSN Money
        4. Google Finance
        1. AOL released a much needed improvement to its Finance site last November at beta.finance.aol.com. At the time, the site was the third largest money and finance site after Yahoo Finance and MSN Money. December Comscore data is now available, and it shows a steep rise in traffic for AOL Finance. They've passed both Yahoo and Microsoft to take the top spot in terms of unique visitors. AOL rose from 12.2 million unique visitors in November to 13.5 million in December, a 10% increase. Meanwhile Yahoo dipped from 13.7 to 13.2 million unique visitors, and MSN Money dipped from 11.6 to 11 million visitors. The combined decrease in Yahoo's and MSN's audiences is almost equal to the gains by made by AOL. AOL Finance also saw 335 million page views, slightly more than second place Yahoo Finance with 333 million. For more see [link: http://seekingalpha.com/article/59879-aol-money-finance-surpasses-yahoo-finance-msn-money-for-top-portal-spot, name: here]
      4. What was the big news this week about Schering Plough's anti-cholesterol drug, Zetia?
        1. Sales were up 23% year on year
        2. It was approved for new dosages
        3. A new marketing agreement in Japan
        4. A clinical trial failed to show it has any medical benefits!
        1. A clinical trial of Zetia, a cholesterol-lowering drug prescribed to about 1 million people a week, failed to show that the drug has any medical benefits, Merck and Schering-Plough said on Monday. While Zetia lowers cholesterol by 15 percent to 20 percent in most patients, no trial has ever shown that it can reduce heart attacks and strokes or even that it reduces the growth of the fatty plaques in arteries that can cause heart problems. This trial was designed to show that Zetia could reduce the growth of those plaques. Instead, the plaques actually grew almost twice as fast in patients taking Zetia along with Zocor than in those taking Zocor alone. About 60 percent of patients who take Zetia do so in the form of Vytorin, which combines Zetia with the cholesterol drug Zocor. Analysts estimate that about 70 percent of Schering's earnings depend on the drugs. Schering Plough shares fell 8% on the news! For more see [link: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/14/business/14cnd-drug.html?em&amp;ex=1200546000&amp;en=3790ea9662bb0e93&amp;ei=5087%0A, name: here]
      5. How much is Sun Microsystems paying for open-source database software developer MySQL?
        1. $40M
        2. $120M
        3. $300M
        4. $1 Billion
        1. Sun Microsystems (JAVA) Wednesday morning announced that it will buy MySQL, maker of open-source database software, for about $1 billion, including $800 million in cash and the assumption of $200 million in options. The deal is expected to close in the company's third or fourth fiscal quarter. Sun says the deal will be accretive to fiscal year 2010 operating income on a GAAP basis. For the press release by Sun, see [link:http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/080116/20080116005349.html?.v=1, name:here]
      6. Why is Apple's new MacBook Air notebook computer so named?
        1. It uses hyper-cooled air to cool its processor
        2. It runs on a patented air - Zinc (O2-Zn4) battery
        3. Because that's all that's left in your wallet if you buy it
        4. It is .16 inches at its thinnest and weighs just 3lbs
        1. It looks pretty sleek! But Apple's stock fell following Macworld this week and is now 20% off its peak from a month ago. For more on this [link:http://seekingalpha.com/article/60301-air-all-that-s-left-in-your-wallet-after-you-buy-apples-new-laptop, name: click here]. Barron's, by the way, thinks the stock is [link:http://seekingalpha.com/article/60532-apple-s-a-buy-on-this-big-fall-barron-s, name:a buy now].
      7. Which of these is now officially in a bear market? (A 20% rise followed by a 20% fall)
        1. The Dow
        2. SP 500
        3. Nasdaq
        4. Russell 2,000
        1. A bear market is traditionally a fall of 20% that was preceded by a rise of 20%. Currently, the bears are one for five, with the Russell 2,000 falling into bear market territory on Thursday. The Nasdaq looks to be the next to go if we don't get a turnaround real soon. The tech-heavy Nasdaq is now 18% below highs reached on October 31st and has just 2% to go on the downside to reach bear territory. The S&amp;P 500, DJIA and Russell 1,000 are all about 15% off their highs. With the free fall we're in now, we could easily be five for five by the end of January. For more on this [link:http://www.seekingalpha.com/article/60628-market-indices-in-free-fall, name: click here]
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