* James Surowiecki: The bankruptcy double-standard
* Hep C market: Biotech’s version of the Daytona 500
* Inside Corzine: A romance with risk that sparked a panic
* Seriously: Drunken RIM execs chewed through restraints after in-flight fracas
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point lower, London falls early, European shares retreat and the Nikkei climbs.
* Josh Kopelman: Saving time vs. killing time
* Bruce Booth: When sunk costs begin mattering in VC
* Mark Gongloff: Eight questions Europe still hasn’t answered
* Most likely to succeed at finance: “Unlucky in love” emailers
* Graphic of the Day: What makes someone leave a website
* Daniel Schäfer: Private equity trapped in zombie funds
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* Eric Lichtblau: With lobbying blitz, for-profit colleges diluted new rules
* Y Combinator vs. TechStars: Whose companies bring in more funding?
* Hanging with the homeless billionaire: 102 Minutes with Nicolas Berggruen
* Tweet of the Day @TonyFratto Yahoo cut back on having a CEO so they could sponsor a debate. #hardship #IowaDebate
* 60 Minutes chats with Warren Buffett’s son (and chosen successor) Howard:
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