Week at a glance: All stories
4:01pm: Regulators, banks and states attorneys general are hoping to wrap up a possible mortgage settlement deal to help homeowners this week. More
2:09pm: Keep these three surprising facts in mind while you're filling out the Federal financial aid form for your college kid.
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2:05pm: Eli Manning set to close endorsements dollar gap with big brother Peyton after his second Super Bowl win.
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1:51pm: Mitt Romney's five sons are sitting pretty atop a trust fund worth $100 million. But how did this trust get to be so big if it was only funded with tax-free investments?
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1:01pm: British study gives U.S. Postal Service top marks for efficiency, despite its heavy work load.
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12:21pm: Yes, some tech stocks are overvalued. But even with the Nasdaq at an 11-year high, tech blue chips are still bargains.
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10:29am: Citi becomes first non-Asian bank to be able to issue credit cards in China without Chinese joint-venture partner.
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10:10am: Officials in Athens continue to discuss reforms aimed at securing more bailout money from the European Union and International Monetary Fund.
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10:09am: Verizon and Redbox are launching a streaming video competitor to Netflix in the second half of 2012.
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10:06am: Obama can't match the Reagan recovery, but is today's recovery strong enough to earn him a second term in the Oval Office?
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9:39am: U.S. stocks ended the day below the breakeven line, as investors anxiously await a Greek agreement on more budget cuts.
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8:35am: Goldman boss cuts 30-second spot for group pushing same-sex marriage, arguing 'equality is just good business.'
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8:06am: House passes bill that would ban the use of government benefits at a strip club, liquor store or casino.
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6:14am: U.S. stocks were set for a weak open as investors anxiously await a Greek agreement on more budget cuts.
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