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$TREET PAYS UP
By ADELE MALPASS

February 14, 2004 -- Wall Street's most influential Democrats are starting to open their wallets as Sen. John Kerry emerges as the clear front-runner in the primaries. After Kerry's win in Iowa and Rep. Richard Gephardt's decision to pull out of the race, legendary investment banker and former Ambassador to France Felix Rohatyn, has jumped on the Kerry bandwagon.

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THE DONALD LOOKS FOR 'INSTINCT'

By DONALD TRUMP
For the run of his hit NBC show, "The Apprentice," Donald Trump recaps in The Post the lessons he gives in his school of hard knocks:

'NEVER A DULL MOMENT' FOR REAL TRUMP APPRENTICES

By LOIS WEISS
Living on a yacht, pushing political buttons and locating the man who lit the smoke on the old Camel billboard in Times Square are some of the tasks Donald Trump's earlier apprentices have had to take on.

HE'S GOWN FAR SEW FAR, SEW GOOD

By SUZANNE KAPNER
In the double life of Oliver Christian Herold, hemlines tell half the story.

NICHE 'NET SITES PROSPER

By ANNE D'INNOCENZIO
Who would have thought that online sites like Zappos.com, which sells $350 designer shoes and other footwear, or Bluenile.com, which sells expensive diamonds, would thrive in the aftermath of the dot-com bust?

JUNK BOND INVESTORS SEE YIELDS, NOT RISKS

By SUZANNE McGEE
Veteran junk bond analyst Marty Fridson compares the odds of the junk bond MARKET coming anywhere close to repeating its blockbuster performance in 2003 any time in the last decade about as likely as Dennis Kucinich's chances of being elected president in November.

SWEET DEALS

Now that stocks have spent a year roaring back to the frothy levels of the late 1990s, the value of stock brokers is rising again, too.

SILENCE PLEASE

Want to listen to the sound of silence? It'll only cost you $1. Apple fans noticed this week that there are a number of completely silent songs for sale on the iTunes online music store, priced like any other track.

POETIC STREETER

What we won't see from investment banker John Barr are any poems beginning, "There once was a banker from Wall Street, who . . ."

BLOOD PRESSURE

By ANNE BECKER
Meatpacking District residents with a beef say they're set to sue the Department of Buildings if the gritty area is staked out for luxury apartments.
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