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Stocks bounce back, Fed uncertainty looms
 U.S. stocks finished a choppy Monday sharply higher as investors wait for the Federal Reserve to provide more clarity about when it may start cutting back on its bond-buying program.
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 Google stock split closer to reality
It has been more than a year since Google announced a bizarre stock split -- which would allow the company to issue more shares. The move got held up due to a legal battle, but the split is finally closer to reality after Google settled a case with shareholders this weekend.
| |  Just thinking about money can corrupt you
Simply thinking about money can trigger people to lie, steal and make unethical decisions, new research shows.
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 Netflix to debut original DreamWorks Animation shows
Shrek is coming to the small screen, as part of a deal Netflix struck with DreamWorks Animation on Monday.
| |  Builders say housing is back
Is the housing recovery for real? It looks that way, as a key measure of home builder confidence crossed a major threshold Monday.
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 Feds seize 14 7-Eleven stores in ID theft case
Federal authorizes seized 14 7-Eleven stores in New York and Virginia, and indicted nine owners and managers, charging them with stealing identities and exploiting more than 50 illegal immigrants.
| |  NASA selects more women astronauts
NASA has selected another generation of astronauts to travel to new destinations in the solar system, including an asteroid and Mars, and for the first time in its history half of the new candidates are women.
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 Professors teach into their golden years
While most people dream of the day they can retire, many college professors plan to put it off or work until their final years.
| |  U.S. and Europe kick off free trade talks
The U.S. and Europe announced the start of negotiations on a transatlantic trade and investment pact, which has the potential to add about $420 billion a year to the global economy.
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 Change jobs, get poor 401(k) help
The 401(k) provider at your next workplace may not give you the best advice on rollovers, judging from a recent report by the Government Accountability Office.
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