2:58pm: Loans keep falling as banks tidy up their balance sheets. Can the economy grow without their help? More
2:29pm: Applications to help holiday shoppers, led by one with maps of more than 1,000 U.S. malls, are drawing lots of downloads.
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2:21pm: Central bank raises economic growth forecast, trims unemployment rate estimate.
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1:59pm: The day after Thanksgiving the malls will be packed but there's no need for you to join the scrum to get a bargain.
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12:48pm: Prices fall near $76 after weaker GDP reading and ahead of inventory reports.
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12:14pm: It sure does help though. Still, according to a new study, the size of their paychecks is just one of many rewards.
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11:57am: Deal to sell niche Swedish brand to Koenigsegg Group, a maker of high-end sports cars, is called off.
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11:37am: The yen and the dollar strengthen on dour economic reports as investors seek safe-haven currencies.
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11:09am: Downward revision of GDP growth and weakness in stocks bolster safe haven bid for bonds, but gains limited ahead of $42 billion auction.
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10:57am: Conference Board's reading for consumer confidence rises in November, but outlook on present situation remains downbeat.
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10:48am: Common sense, diversifying and rebalancing your portfolio, will provide insurance against buying in to a bubble that's about to burst.
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10:24am: Advocacy group releases annual list of 'trouble' toys, citing chemicals in the Pretty Princess Puppy Purse and 'excessively loud' Playskool Triceratops.
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10:22am: Number at risk of failing soars in latest quarter. Deposit insurance fund slips into the red for first time since 1992.
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9:59am: Tired of being taken for granted by the people who hold your dough? Here's what a bank you could love might look like -- plus a few that are starting to get the right idea.
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9:58am: John Arnold has made billions as an energy-trading phenom. But the rules of his game are about to change.
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9:54am: Wall Street seesaws in a volatile trading session on weaker GDP reading and mixed housing report, one day after pushing the Dow to a 13-month high.
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9:51am: S&P/Case-Shiller index shows prices up 3.1% from 3 months earlier, but down nearly 9% from a year ago.
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9:50am: Why December's conference on international climate change won't deliver the goods.
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9:41am: Outlets are the bright spot going into an otherwise dim retail season.
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9:09am: A startup helps political fundraisers get their online acts together.
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9:06am: Chris Pia, a master trader and Moore Capital alumnus, explains the market.
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9:01am: S&P/Case-Shiller index shows prices up 3.1% from 3 months earlier, but down nearly 9% from a year ago.
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8:43am: A congressional inquiry reveals a forecast that glossed over Merrill's CDO problem. Did Bank of America mislead its shareholders?
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8:41am: The first revision of gross domestic product (GDP) for the third quarter shows slower growth than initially thought.
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7:41am: Report shows 10.7 million borrowers are stuck with homes that are worth less than the mortgages they owe.
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5:28am: Investors may catch their breath after pushing Dow to 13-month high. Wave of economic reports in focus.
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4:02am: Congress sputters in push to stop credit card issuers from raising rates before tougher laws kick in on Feb. 22.
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3:47am: Survey says number of people 'definitely' heading to stores increasing to 57 million from 49 million in 2008.
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