In the News: January 7, 2012

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· SECChanges Policy on Admissions of Wrongdoing at Barron’s

· ApolloHits 52-Week High; For-Profit Educators Jump at Barron’s

· S&P500 Ends Heart-Stopping Year Down 0.003% at Barron’s

· MetLife’sDeposit Sale Unlocks Opportunities, Says Analyst at Barron’s

· FedShould Fine Mortgage Servicers That Broke Law, Raskin Says at Bloomberg

· KnuckmanLikes Gold and Favors Gold Miners’ ETF (Audio) at Bloomberg

· AmgenMay Join Gilead as Biotechs Seek Acquisitions to Grow at Bloomberg

· TheGoogle Interview Cheat Sheet at BusinessWeek

· PwCFined $2.17 Million by U.K. Regulator Over JPMorgan Client-Money Audit atBloomberg

· ThievesDefy Death to Tap Metal Price Boom as U.K. Cracks Down at Bloomberg

· InsurersProfit From Health Law They Spent Millions to Fight at Bloomberg

· ReinsurancePricing Subdued Even After 2011’s Disaster Record at Bloomberg

· ApartmentVacancies in U.S. Decline to a Decade Low as Rental Rates Climb atBloomberg

· Insurers’2011 Catastrophe Losses Reached Record on Japan, Munich Re Says atBloomberg

· Denny’sWill Raise Menu Prices in 2012 to Offset Food Costs at Bloomberg

· Buffett’sDefense No Match for S&P 500’s Flat Line in 2011 at Bloomberg

· WorldwideSemiconductor Sales Fell 2.4% Nov Vs. Oct., SIA Says at Bloomberg

· ReinsuranceRate Increase to Focus on Loss Areas, Willis Re Says at Bloomberg

· Quiz:How Dysfunctional Is Your Workplace? at BusinessWeek

· AMissouri Town's Sweet Dreams Turn Sour at BusinessWeek

· AShifting Market Stings Chinese Homeowners at BusinessWeek

· Bewareof ETFs on Steroids at BusinessWeek

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