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Tuesday, May 15, 2012 Facebook Is A Passing Fad: Poll Half of Americans think Facebook is a passing fad, according to the results of a new Associated Press-CNBC poll. And, in the run-up to the social network's initial public offering of stock, half of Americans also say the social network's expected asking price is too high. Greece Makes Last Attempt To Form Government As Markets Fall Obama: JPMorgan Loss Shows Need For Bank Reform EI Rules To Change: No Such Thing As Bad Job, Says Flaherty How Your Social Status Changes You At The Genetic Level One Canadian City Makes It On 'World's Most Powerful' List BLOG POSTS Andrew Pyle: Economy Being Squeezed Between Greece and China From last weekend's elections in France and Germany, highlighting a shift in the populace away from fiscal austerity, to the gridlock in Greece's parliament (and more probable threat that the country will leave the euro), the region has created a conundrum for investors. Dr. Douglas C. Merrill: Two Heads Are Better Than One People come pre-wired with expectations of how businesses should be run. Do people show up for work at 9:00 a.m.? Is it OK to show up for work in a hoodie and unshaved? How about remote employees -- is that OK or too much trouble? Gemma Godfrey: How Will the French and Greek Elections Change the Direction of Europe? As French and Greek voters make their feeling about spending cuts loud and clear, we ask ourselves: why has there been such a strong swing to anti-austerity/pro-growth, how does this threaten the survival of the euro and is a Greek default still possible? Ian Bremmer: Welcome to the G-Zero Era In years to come, every nation will have to create its own options because there will be no government with the muscle to drive an international agenda. Some countries are better positioned than others to prosper in this decentralized global order. Joseph A. Palermo: JP Morgan's Loss Could Be America's Gain The public opprobrium directed at Wall Street throughout 2008 and 2009 met with no satisfactory reformist result. That leaves us with Occupy Wall Street as the only viable option of steering the nation off the course of permanent high unemployment, low wages, and a shredded social safety net.

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