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Nightly Business Report | Thursday, May 19, 2011 | PBS

Duration: 25:11 (Full Program)
Program: Nightly Business Report #30229
Broadcast Date: May. 19, 2011

Who will replace Dominique Strauss-Kahn at the International Monetary Fund? President Obama wants Israel to return to 1967 borders. LinkedIN goes public. The ups and downs of the teen retail sector. Author and Entrepreneur Bethany Huang talks about the valuable lessons she's learned about money.

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Post Date: May 19, 2011