1. Central banks move to weaken yen and calm markets. [Reuters]
2. Japan's catastrophes: Nature strikes back. [The Economist]
3. Oil prices rise as U.N. approves force against Gadhafi. [Los Angeles Times]
4. 5th child victim killed in Mexico drug violence. [Associated Press]
5. Groupon is said to discuss IPO Valuation of up to $25 Billion. [Bloomberg]
6. Charlie Sheen is 'The Biggest Loser in the World' says Andrew Dice Clay. (Text & Video) [Radar Online]
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PM BRIEF: MARCH 9, 2011
1. Wisconsin GOP Senators Pass stand-alone Anti-Union Bill Without Democrats present. [The Huffington Post]
2. Ezra Klein: What happened in Wisconsin tonight. [The Washington Post]
3. U.S. needs Immigration boost of high-skilled workers. [CNN]
4. Moderate earthquake hits SW China; at least 2 dead. [Associated Press]
5. Documents point to ATF "gun running" since 2008. [CBS News]
6. Birther Bill Surfaces (and Dies) in New Hampshire. [Mother Jones]
7. Tucson shooting survivors attend Loughner hearing. [MSNBC]
8. Give Peaceful Resistance a Chance in Libya. [The New York Times]
9. Lawsuit: American Apparel CEO held teen as Sex Slave. [Reuters]
10. Football Fans and NFL Cities should go on Strike. [US News & World Report]
2. Ezra Klein: What happened in Wisconsin tonight. [The Washington Post]
3. U.S. needs Immigration boost of high-skilled workers. [CNN]
4. Moderate earthquake hits SW China; at least 2 dead. [Associated Press]
5. Documents point to ATF "gun running" since 2008. [CBS News]
6. Birther Bill Surfaces (and Dies) in New Hampshire. [Mother Jones]
7. Tucson shooting survivors attend Loughner hearing. [MSNBC]
8. Give Peaceful Resistance a Chance in Libya. [The New York Times]
9. Lawsuit: American Apparel CEO held teen as Sex Slave. [Reuters]
10. Football Fans and NFL Cities should go on Strike. [US News & World Report]
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