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Iran Hacks Energy Firms, U.S. Says: Iranian-backed hackers have escalated a campaign of cyberassaults against U.S. corporations.

Kuroda's Unintended Consequences : Citigroup Global Head of International Economics Nathan Sheets and Bloomberg's Adam Johnson look at Japanese markets.

Why educated investors have nothing to fear from the dip in the gold price and why some companies remain good bets in the out-of-favor mining sector

Harper on Senate scandal: Canadians have been waiting for the Prime Minister to say something about the secret deal that forced his Chief of Staff to quit

Scarlet Fu examines how the biggest winners on the S&P 500 in 2013 are also the companies with the largest debt and least amount in their cash piles.

In this letter, Ivan Lo reveals the Shocking Truths About High Frequency Trading, how it affects our markets, how and why it works, and the dangers involved

Justice Department Invades Privacy of the Press: The Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for AP.

Chart on Gold Mining Costs vs. Gold Prices: In today's "Single Best Chart," Alix Steel displays the relationship between falling gold prices and mining.

Tea Party Targeted by IRS: Who Was Responsible? Cook reports on the admission by the IRS who singled out conservative groups based on political stances

Fighting the Bank of Japan: Stagflation a Risk? Scarlet Fu examines the BOJ's unprecedented easing and its affect on the Yen and Japanese stock market.

When Do High-Yield Bonds Become Junk Bonds? On today's "Insight & Action," Adam Johnson looks at bonds on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart."

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