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• More Upbeat Fed Keeps Rates Low: The Fed offered a slightly rosier economic outlook and said it would stop buying mortgages as planned in March. (WSJ)

• Opinion: Fed’s Anti-Inflation Exit Strategy Will Fail (WSJ)

• Experts See Another Global Dip Ahead: Davos Attendees Pin Hopes on Emerging Economies, Saying Debt and Deficits Will Trouble U.S.; Sparring Over Bank Rules (WSJ)

• Edward P. Lazear: The Spending ‘Freeze’ That Isn’t (WSJ)

• John Gapper: Paul Volcker has the measure of the banks (FT)

• Apple’s iPad Revolution: Price Yes, Apple’s iPad is revolutionary–but mainly because it’s cheap.(WSJ)

• iPad? That’s So 2002, Says Fujitsu:  Fujitsu, which applied for an iPad trademark in 2003, is claiming first dibs, setting up a fight with Apple over the catchy name of its new tablet device. (NYT)

• Canada won’t add new bank tax: Flaherty (G&M;)

• CIC planning more resource investments: China’s $300 billion sovereign wealth fund is considering new investments in resource-related companies after bets on commodities producers from the US to Kazakhstan paid off in 2009. (China Daily)

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