Features By Tracey Samuelson
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Why would anyone want to buy a bookstore?
Ask the chairman of Barnes and Noble, who may offer to buy out the bookstore chain -- but not the digital Nook.
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Where does the term 'sequester' come from?
Former Senator Phil Gramm (R-TX) first used 'sequester' in a budget bill during the Reagan years. He still likes the term and the idea.
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Payday lenders inspire mixed feelings from borrowers
New Pew report finds that payday borrowers feel both relief -- and that they are being taken advantage of.
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Warren Buffett, 3G to buy Heinz, but it's not just about the ketchup
Legendary investor Warren Buffet announced Thursday morning that his company, Berkshire Hathaway, will team up with a Brazilian-backed investment firm to buy H. J. Heinz, the ketchup maker. The price tag? Just over $23 billion.
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American Airlines and US Airways: How do two airlines become one?
American Airlines and US Airways have officially announced their long-suspected merger. Together the companies will become the largest airline in the world, but the consolidation process won’t be without its challenges.
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Would Obama's $9 minimum wage help or hurt workers?
During his State of the Union address last night, President Obama proposed to raise the federal minimum wage to $9 an hour.
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American Express to launch pay-by-tweet
Starting Wednesday, American Express customers who link their cards to their Twitter accounts will be able to make purchases with a tweet.
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Pope Benedict: Leading the church through crisis
As the head of the Catholic Church, Pope Benedict has been the leader of a troubled brand, as the church was hit hard by the clergy-sex-abuse scandals.
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Persuading us to save not spend our tax refund
Researchers to track a TurboTax reminder at the "golden moment" when taxpayers can be motivated to save.
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