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• Energy Stocks Lead Dow Higher

  U.S. stocks opened higher Tuesday, led by energy as supply disruptions boosted oil prices.

• Outside News Dominates Insider Talk

  

  This year it is the news outside Davos that became the meat of conversations in corridors and at receptions. Is the US in recession? Will a $150-billion stimulus package of tax cuts prevent recession? Can Europe avoid a slowdown? Should my business be chasing more growth in emerging markets?

• Euro Zone Reports Trade Surplus Despite Strong Euro

  Euro zone trade remained in surplus in May and the April surplus was revised up,  data showed on Wednesday, as exports continued to grow twice as fast as imports despite a strong euro.

• Video: Analysis of Buffett's Annual Letter

  

  Searching for nuggets of wisdom from the Oracle of Omaha.

• Video Roundup: Worldwide Exchange Global Outlook

  Global stock markets are forging ahead with the Dow Industrials claiming the 13,000 level but as February's sudden sell-off reminded investors, things can change in a hurry.  In this special report, CNBC World's Worldwide Exchange program teams up with CNBC.com for a global stocks outlook.

• Schering Shifts Away from Cholesterol; Tykerb Tuesday

  Drugmaker Schering-Plough is buying Organon Biosciences for about $14.5 billion. Organon is part of the Dutch paint and chemical company Akzo Nobel whose shares are at a new high today on the news. Schering Chairman and CEO Fred Hassan has been saying for quite some time that he's "very much in the deal flow" on company conference calls and in interviews with CNBC, so the fact that he's making a big acquisition doesn't come as a huge shock.

• Video: Analysis of Buffett's Annual Letter

  

  Searching for nuggets of wisdom from the Oracle of Omaha.

• Nasdaq's Failure to Buy LSE Raises Doubts About Competitiveness

  The Nasdaq Stock Market’s failure to take over the London Stock Exchange with a $5.3 billion hostile bid leaves it dangerously leveraged and in need of clear strategy to keep up with the other major exchanges, according to one LSE shareholder.

• Welcome to Heard In Davos: WEF '07 Anticipated

  

  Another year another WEF. Another chance to experience the almost surreal meet of the world's most powerful people. A meet where any pretence that business, academia, economics and politics are separate entities is dropped. As a journalist I get unparalleled access to almost everyone who is currently espousing the latest ideas of how to make us all better off and who is equally telling us how to avoid up-coming disasters.

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