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market research stories: 4 news summaries
best plan is no plan



 Goldman to Insurers: 
 Health Reform Will Hurt 

Who knew Wall Street and teabaggers could agree?

Nov 13, 09 9:48 AM CST
(Newser) - Here's a reason for Goldman Sachs to be even more popular with the public: The investment bank has issued research on private health insurers advising that fighting off reform would best for their bottom line. Goldman takes as the “base” case passage of the bill that exited the Senate... More »

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Congress • stock market • Wall Street • Goldman Sachs • profits • legislation • health care reform • market research

(Newser) - Watch out Nielsen, here comes TiVo. The company that allows you to skip ads and store shows on its digital video recorder plans to sell your viewing habits to stations and advertisers, USA Today reports. Unlike Nielsen, TiVo can sell second-by-second breakdowns of the shows and ads people... More »

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DVR • data • TiVo • viewing habits • market research • television advertising • Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems • fast forward

OPINION

 Analyst Rules
 Could Use
 Some Analysis

It might be time to ease some of the restrictions

Aug 12, 08 5:46 PM CDT
(Newser) - Frank Quattrone is back in the investment business and is taking on research rules, Andrew Ross Sorkin writes in the New York Times. Quattrone thinks Wall Street should try to remove the settlement that forced the separation of investment banking and research. The rules are “denying small companies the... More »

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Wall Street • finance • Frank Quattrone • opinion • analyst • market research

The Incredible Shrinking
Rolling Stone

Countercultural icon debuts radical
new look in October

Aug 11, 08 2:57 AM CDT
(Newser) - Rolling Stone is about to debut its most radical change in the 41-year history of the countercultural icon. The magazine's traditional large format will shrink to a standard 8x11 size in October, and the staples will give way to a glued binding, reports the New York Times. More »

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Vanity Fair • Rolling Stone • Jann Wenner • Wenner media • publishing industry • market research

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