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The Short List: Mr. Obama goes to Washington

By Joe Bardi on Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 7:00 am

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Thinking of doing some investing in 2009? Here's some predictions from Bloomberg TV for what's in store in the year ahead.

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Bill Richardson withdraws as Obama's Commerce secretary citing his being investigated back home in New Mexico.

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R.I.P. Commissioner Gordon. (No, not Gary Oldman.)

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