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What a difference a year makes. In October 2008, the candidate Barack Obama delivered a major economic speech in Toledo, Ohio.
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Editorial Observer - After 40 Years, Age Discrimination Still Gets Second-Class Treatment
After working for a vending machine company for more than 20 years, James O'Connor was replaced with someone younger.
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Things turned Orwellian in the House Financial Services Committee this week when members - with the backing of the White House - passed an investor protection bill that would make it all too easy for thousands of publicly traded companies to cook their books.
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Unemployment Rate Rises to 10.2%, Offering Little Reassurance to Job Seekers
As the unemployment rate surged to 10.2 percent in October, reaching double digits for the first time in 26 years, it suddenly seemed possible that the nation might yet confront the worst joblessness since the Great Depression .
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Coleman Says Univ. of Michigan in Good Financial Shape: Video
Nov. 6 -- University of Michigan President Mary Sue Coleman talks with Bloomberg's Lori Rothman and Mark Crumpton about the university's finances and partnership with Google Inc.
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RMBS Ratings Proposal Will Determine Insurersa Capital Requirements
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners on Thursday approved a proposal to establish a new model for determining ratings of residential mortgage-backed securities .
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The American public has no say in Federal Reserve policy. But the gold market might.
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Should Obese Diners Be Denied Service? | It's Not Just Me
In an attempt to help those who cannot help themselves from becoming obese, the government has implemented new legislative fiats requiring restaurants to post the calorie count of each item on their menus. Unfortunately, the heavy hand of government dictate is producing counter productive results. Consider the following study showing that ...
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Best of both worlds? Combined pension/401k
Over the last year it's become abundantly clear that the stock market can devastate even seemingly healthy retirement accounts.
Defense attacks government's case at trial of 2 ex-Bear Stearns hedge fund managers
Two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers charged with lying to investors always were honest about the risks of investing in securities linked to the volatile subprime mortgage market, a defense lawyer told a jury on Friday.
Jobless rate tops 10 pct. for first time since '83
The unemployment rate has hit double digits for the first time since 1983 - and is likely to go higher.
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JPMorgan Chase Raises Stakes in Credit-Card Wars With 100,000-Mile Bonus
JPMorgan Chase & Co. , the biggest credit-card lender, and British Airways will offer new customers 100,000 airline miles, intensifying the battle for affluent spenders.
Hyatt Hotels, Ancestry.com jump in market debuts
Two well-known companies surged in their market debuts Thursday despite what has recently been a difficult market for initial public offerings.
A big new tax break coming for homebuyers
Missed out on Cash for Clunkers? Congress has another deal for you: Buy a home before May 1 and collect up to $6,500 from the government.
Fannie Mae offers borrowers option to foreclosure
Can't pay the mortgage? You still might be able to stay in your home. Government-controlled mortgage company Fannie Mae is going to give borrowers on the verge of foreclosure the option of renting their homes for a year.
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Time to buy? Mortgage rates drop below 5%
A half-renovated Victorian era home is offered for sale in the Angelino Heights neighborhood.
Full report: Preacher set fire to church, defrauded IRS, say feds, who are looking for him
Federal agents on Wednesday asked for the public's help in finding a preacher who has been charged with setting fire to his church in Clarke County, filing false tax returns and using another person's Social Security number.
Consumer Bankruptcies Rose in October
Close November 4, 2009, 1:08 PM ET By Sara Murray Consumer bankruptcies climbed 27.9% in October from the prior year, the American Bankruptcy Institute said Wednesday.