* Trade secret: Why PayPal is suing Google
* What liquidity concerns? Public pensions jump back into hedge funds
* Felix Salmon: Yes, there is a big ratio spike in U.S. companies going public on foreign exchanges
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point lower, London rises early, European shares climb on Basel III report and the Nikkei slips.
* Justin Fox: The value of teaching your customers how to spell
* Mike Spector: Auto bailout left behind crash victims
* Sid Verma: Egyptian banks face a Lehman-style slowdown
* From London to Germany: Guy Hands has a new debt headache
* Survey says: 46% of financiers would still work with someone like DSK
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* Morgan Stanley warns on the Euro crisis: This time it could be different
* Wade Roush: Yes, technology has destroyed jobs. Here’s how it may return them.
* Ripping down the Ivy: How Smith College crushes Harvard’s endowment returns
* Apax Partners: We are not going to become publicly-traded (for more on the fund, go here)
* Greg Roth says CalPERS will announce a new private equity chief on Tuesday. I still say it will be Real Desrochers.
* Too Big To Fail (The Movie) condensed into 90 seconds:
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