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After 17 months of steep decline, both the president's Council of Economic Advisors and the Federal Reserve now believe the economy will begin to recover sometime in 2009. Great news, to be sure. But it's also a warning to consumers: The deals you're seeing on everything from houses and cars to televisions and furniture won't last forever. Luckily, for a host of goods and services, the sale of the century (literally) is still on. Cool Phones Out Of Reach (In America) <http://tinyurl.com/d2z7re> Korean handset makers export millions of attractive phones a month. But some of their most interesting creations never leave Korea. That fact makes Korea a bittersweet destination for cellphone enthusiasts. The silver lining: features from these phones sometimes crop up in later U.S. releases. Looking at the newest, coolest, Korea-only phones is a peek into the future. Accounting Change Fuels Rally <http://tinyurl.com/dl6dee> The Dow Jones industrial average rallied Thursday, topping 8,000, and the broader market followed suit, after an accounting change to give banks more wiggle room in valuing assets and news that the G20 will boost financial support to create jobs and restore economic growth. Opinions of Dr. A Q. Khan <http://tinyurl.com/8gvdsg> MEN WOMEN RELATIONSHIPS <http://tinyurl.com/dlhjya> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
