* LinkedIn raises its IPO price range by 31%, meaning it could be valued at more than $4 billion
* AOL to private equity: Thanks, but no thanks
* Matt Krantz: Mini flash crashes worry investors
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point higher, London opens soft, European shares fall on debt zone worries and the Nikkei flattens.
* Francis Gaskins: Chinese IPOs are overpriced
* Scott Vincent: Is portfolio theory harming your portfolio?
* Ch-ch-changes: What’s new in John Paulson’s hedge fund portfolio
* The poster child for long-term investing: KKR is selling Primedia after 22 years
* Tweet of the Day: @ReformedBroker: Nasdaq will now trash NYSE on Facebook
* Ronald Barusch: Nasdaq may not have gotten NYSE, but it also won’t get a hostile takeover bid.
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* Liz Gannes: Winklevii go for gold, say they’ll take Facebook case to Supreme Court
* It’s on: Goldman Sachs plans to challenge Blackstone Group dominance in the hedge fund-of-funds world
* Jack Shafer on the Facebook vs. Google smear: “If PR people were being paid to push the truth, they’d be called reporters.”
* It’s not bribery if you don’t get caught: U.S. Chamber of Commerce opposes Obama order that would require companies to disclose political donations when bidding for federal contracts.
