Features By Bill Radke
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Economists underwhelmed by Fed's new plan
The Federal Reserve plans to spend up to $30 billion a month on U.S. Treasury bonds in an effort to motivate the banks to lend. But this doesn't provide a huge incentive in an economy of $14 trillion.
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MID-DAY UPDATE: The Federal Reserve will announce...
... something. What is "quantitative easing"?
Google and Verizon reached... something. What is "net neutrality"?
Police raid Google's Seoul of...
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Content vs. telecoms: Net neutrality explained
Google and Verizon have found some middle ground in the net neutrality debate. Jeff Horwich explains how this affects your Internet use right now.
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MID-DAY UPDATE: Scandal at Hewlett-Packard...
... Where does the company go from here?
Microsoft's "http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2010/08/09/am-microsoft-fixing-glitches-in-...
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HP reassures investors after loss of CEO Mark Hurd
Hewlett-Packard is trying to ease investor tensions after CEO Mark Hurd resigned on sexual harassment allegations.
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Job losses in July -- worse than expected...
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... many lost in public sector
Fannie Mae posts smallest loss in three years, requests $1.5B bailout
Wheat shortage: who's affected in ...
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MID-DAY UPDATE: The Senate could vote today to send $26 billion to the states...
... The "jobs bill"would avert state worker layoffs.
New unemployment claims rise
Sales for big retailers like Costco, Macy's, & Target are...
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$26B bill would save 300,000 government worker jobs
Democrats have eked out a victory on a bill that would send $26 billion in aid to the states and fund the jobs of 300,000 teachers, cops, firefighters and health care workers.
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Google, Verizon deal could change net neutrality
A deal between Google and Verizon could set the stage for big companies to pay for the privilege of speeding up delivery of their own content to consumers.
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BP says static kill is working...
... The government says three-quarters of the oil has already broken up!
Louisiana shrimpers getting set to return to work. Not everyone's thri...







