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Wonder who’s going to win the $10 million FedEx Cup bonus? Chances are you’ll still be wondering until the final putt is holed at East Lake. Steve Elling breaks down the winning scenarios for the top contenders in New World Order. More: continued here

Forty FedEx employees from around the Bay Area came to Milpitas last week to saw plywood, construct and then paint two new playhouses for local non-profit organizations aiding U.S. military families and their dependents. More: continued here

KGO-TV Silicon Valley execs lend learning hand via school philanthropySan Francisco ExaminerGoing to bat for schools: Former eBay CEO Meg Whitman, far right, announced she would invest $2.5 million into the Summit Charter School system. (Mike Koozmin/The Examiner) As state funding for California schools decreases, a growing number of Silicon …

Shipper is set to post quarterly results, but Wall Street is more interested in what it has to say about global trade and the health of the global economy. More: continued here

Globe and Mail HP Board Is Said to Weigh Replacing Apotheker With Meg WhitmanBusinessWeekThe board may appoint Hewlett-Packard director and former EBay Inc. CEO Meg Whitman as Apotheker's successor, possibly on an interim basis, said one of the people, who asked not to be named because the plans aren't public. …

Just being among the 30 players at the Tour Championship should be enough for Geoff Ogilvy. More: continued here

San Jose Inside (blog) Meg Whitman Back in Spotlight at HPWall Street JournalIn considering Ms. Whitman, HP is looking to a Silicon Valley veteran who turned eBay Inc. from a quirky start-up into the world's leading online auction company and who remains an influential figure in the technology scene as …

Just being among the 30 players at the Tour Championship should be enough for Geoff Ogilvy. Only 16 days ago, Ogilvy was on the verge of being eliminated from the FedEx Cup playoffs. Needing a par-birdie finish at the TPC Boston, his tee shot on the 17th hole finished in …

Wonder who’s going to win the $10 million FedEx Cup bonus? Chances are you’ll still be wondering until the final putt is holed at East Lake. Steve Elling breaks down the winning scenarios for the top contenders in New World Order. More: continued here

The odds of Geoff Ogilvy claiming the $10 million first prize for winning the FedEx Cup playoffs seems rather remote. Then again, so were his chances of even teeing it up this week at the Tour Championship, writes ESPN.com’s Bob Harig. More: continued here