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Photo: AP.','Know Your Baltic Dry Index','2012-02-13'],[44411,'wjs:B3734747-3EF1-4E7F-8E2E-4B3C7F707221','WSJ\'s Jason Zweig, \'The Intelligent Investor\', is on Mean Street to discuss cavalier spending by U.S. consumers. He tells host Evan Newmark the financial crisis will be over when consumers regain a sense of thrift. Photo: Getty Images.','Jason Zweig: Americans Need To Be More Thrifty','2012-02-13'],[44407,'wjs:B19D23F5-207A-44FE-8B4F-FDD69F7DEBC3','Many scientists think that autoimmune diseases are on the rise because humans aren\'t being exposed to the same bugs that we used to have contact with. One potential new treatment uses the eggs of a pig parasite. Shirley Wang explains on Lunch Break.','Can a Parasite Cure Some Autoimmune Diseases?','2012-02-13'],[44406,'wjs:27EC3175-9F2D-4079-9EC2-FDD3E9C016F6','Amy Dockser Marcus on Lunch Break discusses the growing trend of studying existing drugs for use in other illnesses and why it\'s hard to get patients into clinical trials for drugs already on the market.','The Right Rx to Test Drugs for Alternate Usages','2012-02-13'],[44405,'wjs:D619F44B-071D-4035-A72E-A857246B5D65','The Volcker Rule would forbid banks from making bets on their own money, and former Fed chief Paul Volcker has fired back at critics of the proposed that bears his name. Dan Ryan of PricewaterhouseCoopers\' Financial Services Advisory Practice stops by Mean Street to discuss. Photo: Reuters.','Here\'s Why Banks Don\'t Like the Volcker Rule','2012-02-13'],[44404,'wjs:92B4B8F0-BD1C-4BA7-82AE-BA4ECC45E169','WSJ\'s Francesco Guerrera visits Mean Street with a Valentine\'s message: when expressing love this year, don\'t forget to show European banks some love too. They could use it.','Euro Banks Need Some Valentine\'s Love','2012-02-13'],[44403,'wjs:BE8ADF15-B42B-4DE6-AD33-F5614170C71B','SmartMoney\'s Jack Hough is on Mean Street to point out that the S&P\'s 10 worst-performing stocks in 2011 are all of a sudden up nearly 40% in 2012.','2011\'s Dogs of the Dow are Back','2012-02-13'],[44397,'wjs:6617D51B-C6E3-47F9-A238-80F3B10919E7','Apple saw a flurry of headlines as its share broke $500, and the company launched a labor audit. Plus, Chinese official confiscated iPads in a trademark dispute. Jessica Vascellaro reports on digits. Photo: Getty Images.','Apple: Share Soars, Audit Launched, iPads Taken','2012-02-13'],[44396,'wjs:81606CCB-11E8-4E42-A2CB-E3FAF1F3F009','Apple Inc. has launched a new legal attack on Samsung Electronics Co.\'s flagship smartphone, escalating the sprawling legal battle between the two top sellers of the popular devices, Ian Sherr reports on digits.','Apple Launches New Legal Attack on Samsung','2012-02-13'],[44395,'wjs:47774044-7E8C-4E6E-9C92-B1EE033E2C78','A new study shows that kids get about half an hour less sleep than than recommended, the same deficit as a century ago, even though the recommended amounts have changed over that time. Andrea Petersen explains on Lunch Break.','Kids Still Coming Up Short on Sleep','2012-02-13'],[44390,'wjs:E25948E7-AB1D-4577-A5B7-0A25525245D0','The inside of the ambulance is changing as it is being stocked with new techniques and devices to improve trauma victims\' survival.  Laura Landro has details on Lunch Break.','Ambulances Get an Upgrade','2012-02-13'],[44379,'wjs:9D033863-4D47-469D-ADF5-E7CB619FE029','After three years of profit-margin expansion, U.S. companies have begun to see rising costs hurt bottom lines. And for now, there is little that they can do about it, Justin Lahart reports on Markets Hub. (Photo: AP/The Commercial Appeal, Jim Weber)','America Inc. 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Little was known about Xi when the visit was first announced a year ago, but since then a fuller picture has begun to emerge. WSJ\'s Josh Chin and Jeremy Page report from Beijing.','Who Is Xi Jinping?','2012-02-13'],[44348,'wjs:0399981C-F8A7-4D6C-93E7-A70288747459','President Obama on Friday announced a new policy that no longer requires a broad swath of religious organizations to provide employees with contraception coverage in health-insurance plans. Laura Meckler discusses on The News Hub. Photo: AP','Obama Proposes New Contraceptive Plan','2012-02-10'],[44347,'wjs:E91DA972-8358-42A3-9DDF-DDB8C8D565BD','With research suggesting that a skin-cancer drug may help Alzheimer\'s disease, researchers, physicians and advocacy groups are getting a flurry of calls from patients seeking the drug off-label. Shirley Wang has details on The News Hub. Photo: Science','Alzheimer Patients Clamor for Skin-Cancer Drug','2012-02-10'],[44345,'wjs:CD78FF4E-5698-42AD-B41D-0BF67A6B5955','Paul Vigna stops by Mean Street to discuss U.S. stocks and reaction to the Greek austerity package unraveling, less than 24 hours after Greek political leaders announced a deal. Photo: Agence France-Presse/Getty Images.','Stocks Have a Careful Eye on Greece','2012-02-10'],[44343,'wjs:D46E8F7D-9628-4372-A2CE-1B246039861A','WSJ\'s Francesco Guerrera makes a stop on Mean Street to discuss whether Greece can win a bailout package in a February 27 vote set by German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Photo: AP.','Greece\'s Budget Cut Deal is Kaput','2012-02-10'],[44342,'wjs:FB48A27E-A80C-4741-822E-FE3B8BCEAB78','WSJ\'s Liam Denning makes a stop on Mean Street to look at $70 a barrel oil in the U.S. that is virtually inaccessible due to the lack of a pipeline. Photo: Reuters.','Cheap Gas is Stuck in Minnesota','2012-02-10'],[44341,'wjs:F3CB615E-A426-4BAA-AA3D-DFAA7DD6BBF6','WSJ\'s Rolfe Winkler visits Mean Street to point out recent questionable moves by Oracle that might paint a cloudy picture for the tech company. Photo: AP.','Oracle: Paying Up to Catch Up?','2012-02-10'],[44338,'wjs:9599C8F4-9B79-4EE5-A255-0A65A74F240A','Stocks in the videogame sector sank across the board Friday after data showed a strong decline in industry retail sales during January - even worse than Wall Street had been expecting, Dan Gallagher reports on digits. Photo: EA.','Videogame Stocks Sink on Weak Sales','2012-02-10'],[44337,'wjs:1A1C6D29-B9B0-4890-A858-FCFF3355EADA','Shares of LinkedIn rise sharply on upbeat results, but the tech sector joins a broad market decline, Benjamin Pimentel reports on digits. 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