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• Oct 4, 2011

  European bank Dexia brought down by euro debt crisis

  Europe has been worried about the banking system being hurt by the bad debt of countries like Greece, Spain, and Italy. Now the bank Dexia is being propped-up by the governments of France and Belgium.

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• Oct 4, 2011

  Rumors fly about today’s Apple product announcement

  Speculation about today's Apple product announcement, the first since Steve Jobs stepped down, includes the possibility of a 'virtual personal assistant.'

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• Oct 4, 2011

  Mid-day Extra: Oktoberfest on a budget

  This year's Oktoberfest had significantly higher prices as a result of the global financial downturn.

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• Oct 4, 2011

  What the Occupy Wall Street protesters want

  Professor Jeremi Suri discusses the motives behind the Occupy Wall Street protests, who the protesters are, and what happens next.

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• Oct 3, 2011

  Julia Coronado: The TARP legacy and debit card fees

  Julia Coronado, chief economist at BNP Paribas, shows how far we have come since 2008, and why more debit card fees are probably on the horizon.

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• Oct 3, 2011

  Spending cuts in Greece will be a ‘heavy package on the backs of people’

  With all eyes on Greece, much of the focus has been on the moves of political leaders. But how is it affecting the average Greek citizen?

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• Oct 3, 2011

  What Europe can learn from TARP

  We speak to Tim Massad, who heads up the Troubled Asset Relief Program, about its successes, failures, and the lessons that Europe can learn.

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• Oct 3, 2011

  Occupy Wall Street protesters irked by rising student debt in U.S.

  Occupy Wall Street protestors have a list of complaints, including student loan debt. Why?

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• Oct 3, 2011

  Mid-day Extra: Arrested Development will return

  Arrested Development is expected to return to TV.

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• Oct 1, 2011

  Looking at ‘How To Make it in America’

  Ian Edelman, creator of the HBO's "How To Make it in America," discusses the inspiration behind the show. And actor Victor Rasuk talks about what to expect in its second season.

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