Features By Dan Bobkoff
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25 years after Black Monday, what lessons are learned
The markets tumbled Friday, but the declines were nothing compared to the Black Monday crash of Oct. 19, 1987. The Dow Jones shed 22 percent -- the equivalent of a 3,000-point drop today.
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Bloomberg moves to extend reach with super PAC
The New York mayor's new super PAC isn't the first time he's tried to change things nationally and around the world.
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Did pop culture embrace Occupy Wall Street?
As we approach the one-year anniversary of the Occupy movement, a question: What sort of mark did Occupy make on pop culture?
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Insured see climbing rates, as coverage declines
Consumer advocates say there's a trend in the home insurance industry to lower coverage in order to keep rates from increasing too much.
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When it comes to home insurance, read the fine print
Consumer advocates warn that some home insurers have been holding premiums steady by providing less coverage.
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U.S. auto companies make big comeback
The major Detroit automakers, GM, Ford and Chrysler, are all operating their factories at 100 percent capacity, according to a new report by the Detroit News.
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How consumers view the economy
The consumer confidence and consumer sentiment indices come out this week. Analysts will be looking to see what they tell us about the U.S. economic recovery.
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The 'Moneyball' of baseball ticket pricing
Pro sports teams now use dynamic pricing to keep pace with ticket brokers like StubHub.
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Manufacturing jobs rebound in Midwest
America added 3.1 percent more jobs in manufacturing over the last two years, with the Midwest leading the way.
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Are brick-and-mortar bank branches still necessary?
With more people banking online, banks are closing branches. But some community leaders say banks that provide face-to-face interactions are still important.
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