2:37pm: Tax season brings with it IRS impersonators, sketchy preparers and the promise of refunds that are too good to be true. More
2:20pm: The Federal Reserve will leave short-term interest rates unchanged at a 'target range' of between zero and 0.25%.
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2:19pm: Fed keeps key interest rate near 0%, says it expects them to stay "exceptionally low" due to economic weakness.
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2:04pm: Spending will increase by about 2% this season, according to a retail trade group.
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2:00pm: Tiger Woods' return to golf at the Masters Tournament on April 8 will mean big ratings and rewards for networks and sponsors of the event.
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1:50pm: Company will check Odyssey minivans and Element crossover vehicles after consumers complain of brake pedals feeling 'soft.'
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1:17pm: Facebook beat out Google to become the most visited U.S. Web site last week, indicating a shift in how Americans are searching for content.
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12:38pm: Internet fraud cases surged 22% in 2009, says FBI. Financial losses doubled as scamsters preyed on desperate Americans.
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12:25pm: Long-term rates may head higher even though the Fed's keeping short-term rates near zero. But few expect the yield on the 10-year to go much higher than 4% anytime soon.
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12:08pm: U.S. debt prices barely higher after Fed announcement.
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12:01pm: This lifetime policy with an investment component is only useful in certain circumstances.
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11:45am: Geithner, Orszag and Romer testify on Capitol Hill, urge lawmakers to support president's budget.
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10:48am: How to find a job if you are over 50 and seeking employment.
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10:44am: The media has focused on a few countries teetering on the edge of a debt crisis, but many of the nation's states are headed in the same direction.
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10:34am: The agency unveiled its proposal to make broadband more accessible and affordable, but experts have their doubts.
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10:00am: Crude oil climbed after the Fed said it will maintain a key interest rate and the dollar slips.
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9:39am: The Federal Reserve votes to keep interest rates steady near zero percent, as expected. Standard & Poor's doesn't downgrade Greece.
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8:41am: Housing starts fell 5.9% in February, but annual rate tops economists' expectations.
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8:11am: The dollar falls after the Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged.
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7:51am: Bankrupt bank proposes resolution to biggest Chapter 11 filing ever, placing remaining assets under control of a new subsidiary.
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5:44am: As these case studies show, you can prosper in the shadows of industry-dominating competitors.
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5:27am: Investors in wait-and-see mode ahead of Federal Reserve policy statement.
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4:59am: A door-to-door laundry business? Reality-TV star? The story behind the world's hottest shoemaker.
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4:44am: Sony and the administrators of Michael Jackson's estate have reached a distribution deal.
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4:37am: When nearing retirement, managing your 401(k) is less about assessing risk and more about the right portfolio mix.
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