* Marshall Kirkpatrick: Facebook may have just killed Groupon
* Jeremy Grantham: Our days of abundant resources and falling prices are over forever
* Andrew Sorkin: NYSE Euronext (NYX) cares about everyone’s corporate governance but its own
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point higher, London opens strong, European shares climb on financials and the Nikkei slips on exporters.
* Video: Nassim Taleb on living with black swans
* Big move: Joi Ito named head of the MIT Media Lab
* The Buffett List: Potential buy targets in emerging markets
* Nicholas Donato: Is your private equity firm too lax on tax?
* Carl Icahn responds to the NY Times: “My finest hour as an investor”
* Post-revolutionary: Wael Ghonim leaves Google (GOOG) to launch tech NGO in Egypt
* Money move: Hedge fund managers who once backed Obama now write checks to the GOP
* John Boehner won’t even promise a vote on the debt limit, thus shifting from economically irresponsible to economically homicidal.
* Tweet of the Day: @moorehn L’oreal chairman doesn’t see “synergies” with Nestle. Hello? Makeup and chocolate: last resorts of women in despair. http://bloom.bg/fTH2ha
* Trailer for Revenge of the Electric Car:
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