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A set top in every home

By Olaf De Senerpont Domis

Four years after entering the set-top box market with its purchase of Scientific Atlanta, Cisco plants a flag in China with its purchase of DVN.

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	Editor's Note Editor's letter: Nov. 16, 2009 By Robert Teitelman
Beneath the veneer of Wall Streeters beats the same heart, stirred by the same determinants of behavior.

	Regulatory Of politics and pay By Arthur F. Woodard
How to fix executive compensation rules without breaking the companies.

	Industry Insight Before the honeymoon ends By Frank Aquila and Kathy Byran
Thinking differently about conflict resolution.

	Judgment Call The price of R&D By Terri Garland and Mark Maxson
FAS 141(R): A new source of shareholder litigation against innovation-driven companies?

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Confectioners: Cadbury, Hershey, more

On Monday, Nov. 9, Kraft Foods Inc. formally made a hostile bid for Cadbury plc. Cadbury's management reacted by advising its shareholders to reject the offer.

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	Hard Times Back to plain vanilla? By Michael Rudnick
CIT's high-growth units built up under Jeffrey Peek contributed to its collapse.

	Dealmakers When Stanley met B&D By Kenneth Klee
Analysts like the deal, which they think could ultimately lead to a spinoff of the security business down the road.

	Analysis Stuck on the sidelines By Paul Whitfield
Conservative retail lenders dominate the European banking sector. When will they be ready to deal?

	Follow the Money A chill from the FDIC By Vipal Monga
The regulator seems to suggest that if private equity wants to get involved in banking, it better find some healthy banks in which to invest.

	Regulatory The chairman has spoken By Bill McConnell
Chris Dodd has put forward a tough financial services reform bill. Now he can get started on one that might pass.

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