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Italian police seize $6 trillion in fake bonds
Yep, that’s trillion with a “T”.
by Joel Patterson
Greek bailout deal drags on
Economist and blogger Barry Ritholtz is getting tired of watching Greece do its Sisyphus impersonation.
by David Brancaccio
Opportunity index hits record high
Regardless of positive spin, the housing picture in the U.S. is less than rosy.
by Joel Patterson
A tale of two economies
As the U.S. economy improves measurably, Europe slips into crisis mode.
by David Brancaccio
Kellogg buys Pringles for $2.7 billion
The breakfast cereal king takes a shot at owning the between-meal-eating category as well.
by Joel Patterson
Manufacturing leads the way
U.S. factories boosted their output in January, and experts like Harvard's Willy Shih see that as a positive sign.
by Bob Moon
$5-per-gallon gas?
It's only February and gas prices are already on the rise. At the current trajectory, summer could bring record highs at the pump.
by Joel Patterson
Fighting the holiday-shopping hangover
According to the Census Bureau, retail sales growth in January was about half what was expected.
by Bob Moon
Getting vets working again
With employment at 13 percent for U.S. veterans, big companies are starting initiatives to get them back to work in civilian life.
by Joel Patterson
$3.8 trillion budget released
President Obama has published his multi-trillion-dollar budget. Despite it being an election year, Karen Shaw Petrou thinks we should take it seriously.
by David Brancaccio

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High-frequency trading: speed matters
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Investing for a long weekend
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Super-yacht super sale
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12/22/11
OK job growth is still OK!
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12/21/11
Commuters turn to buses
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12/21/11
Lender of last resort
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12/20/11
The feel good factor
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12/20/11
Wheat up, Wheaties down
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12/19/11
Crime down, FBI says
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12/19/11
Slightly less pessimistic about housing
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12/16/11
Good news on inflation
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12/16/11
Brinkmanship and the markets
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12/15/11
Checking in on the Bond Market
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12/15/11
Chase clarifies checking account fees
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12/14/11
New survey: CEOs aren't hiring
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12/14/11
The Euro Slide
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12/13/11
Despite reports, odds still stacked against job seekers
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12/13/11
November retail sales disappoint
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12/12/11
Farmers make hay while the sun shines
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12/12/11
Banks are lending again
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