* Not many answers: Why did BlackBerry service fail?
* Goldman Sachs to employees: Avoid Occupy Wall Street
* Andrew Yang is launching a Teach for America-like program for entrepreneurs
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point lower, London falls early, European shares slump on miners and the Nikkei hits a 1-month high.
* Gary Rivlin: The perils of borrowing online
* The investor brain: How neuroscience is demystifying the markets
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* No more wrist slaps: Prison sentences for insider trading is on the rise
* Annualize that: Using merger arbitrage in equity portfolios
* Tweet of the Day: @PIMCO: Gross: Class warfare by the 99%? Of course, they’re fighting back after 30 years of being shot at.
* WSJ says web startups are hitting a cash crunch. As Paul Kedrosky tweeted, the sentiment is right but the verb tense is wrong.
* Parody alert: “Elizabeth Warren” is running for Senate:
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