* Simon Johnson: Jamie Dimon’s “biggest disaster” is waiting
* Steve Case: What caused the 1990s Internet bubble to burst
* Steve Syre: A little virus played a key role in the big Sanofi/Genzyme merger
* Dan Shapiro: What you probably didn’t know about non-disclosure agreements
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point lower, London opens strong, European shares flatten and the Nikkei inches higher.
* The for-profit micro-finance debate
* Scorsese and DiCaprio are teaming up for The Wolf of Wall Street
* Bob Froehlich: Market pundits have been wrong in all the right ways
* Penance? Former McDonald’s (MCD) execs plan to open health-food chain
* Om Malik: What JPMorgan, Kleiner Perkins and the NY Yankees have in common
* U.S. CEOs come out strongly in favor of increased federal spending on infrastructure
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* Tweet of the Day: @mediainvestors: As I watch Watson I keep thinking SkyNet is in beta testing.
* Tweet of the Day II: @mkapor: On a conference call I was just asked, “Are you still there?” I said: “Yes, but in this case my value added is silence.”
* Ken Jennings on how Watson is similar to human Jeopardy players: “It’s very smart, very fast, speaks in an uneven monotone, and has never known the touch of a woman.