* Activist shareholders: Nuns who won’t stop nudging
* From the inside: A personal account of the MF Global fallout
* VCs behaving badly? Benchmark Capital gets sued for allegedly stealing an entrepreneur’s idea
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point to mixed open, the Mario Monti rally fizzles in Europe and the Nikkei closes up 1%.
* Eric Paley: Startups rarely do anything well
* Philip Shishkin: MF Global’s history of risk and lax oversight
* Roger Ehrenberg: Creating competitive advantage through data
* Ciao: TPG Capital scales back European buyout operations
* You’ve gotta have options: More ways to short Groupon
* Adam Nash: Zynga, equity and tough decisions
* Steven Levy: Jeff Bezos owns the Web in more ways than you think
* Douglas Rushkoff: Occupy Wall Street beta-tests a new way of living
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* Bill Frezza is the only venture capitalist I’ve seen come out against net neutrality
* Tweet of the Day: @foxjust As “third-largest country in world,” why doesn’t Facebook have nukes yet? #TE11
* Only in Washington DC: 60 Minutes goes after Congress for its legal (?!?!) culture of insider trading:
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