8:22pm: Bernie Sanders puts official hold on Senate floor vote on Ben Bernanke's 2nd term as Federal Reserve chairman. More
6:34pm: Rep. Darrell Issa says he cracks down on Bureau of Engraving and Printing's program to spend $40,000 in taxpayer money to get employees to return agency supplies.
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6:04pm: Nation's largest bank said it planned to sell $18.8 billion in securities to fund move that would free it from government restrictions.
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4:59pm: Small business owners are in the spotlight this week in Washington as policymakers confront the problem of widespread job losses.
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4:47pm: The unveiling of one of GM's most important new products came just hours after its CEO quit.
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4:34pm: GM's latest shakeup shows that executive suite churn is part of the new normal for bailed-out companies.
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4:21pm: Weakness on Wall Street bolsters bid for long-term government bonds, but gains limited by positive jobs report.
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2:57pm: Precious metal continues record run on dollar weakness.
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2:39pm: Southern California agriculture area continues to suffer higher metropolitan area rate. More urban areas face severe unemployment.
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2:37pm: Business and labor leaders, economists and academics meet with Obama to discuss job creation. Many ideas are being put forth.
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2:35pm: And another 18% that do still use non-traditional banking services like pawn shops and payday lenders, according to FDIC survey.
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2:19pm: The federal mortgage insurer's reserve fund has slipped below its mandated minimum. Now the FHA and some lawmakers want to raise up-front costs for borrowers.
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2:07pm: When Fed Chairman goes to his Senate confirmation hearing, he'll bring worries about the future of the central bank, and the U.S. economy, with him.
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12:31pm: Endorsers of the golfing great reiterate their support for Tiger Woods after his admissions of 'transgressions' on Wednesday.
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11:51am: If your employer has cut back on matching 401(k) contributions, think about making up the slack.
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10:56am: Could we have less talk about gloom and about doom in 2010? And more about, say, Carla Bruni?
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10:14am: One strategist says countries like India, Korea, and Brazil deserve a new category and some props for their newfound stability.
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10:02am: New law will rein in many practices long decried by consumer activists. What it won't do is keep interest rates, now at a low point, from rising.
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9:50am: Wall Street is choppy one day after the blue-chip indicator closes at a 14-month high. Investors consider GM shakeup, record gold prices, employment data.
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9:41am: In response to subscription-based news organizations' complaints, Google News will only allow a user five free clicks per day for paid news content.
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8:08am: Financial Services panel passes regulatory reform plan in a 31-27 vote. The Senate? Not so fast.
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7:30am: ADP report shows job losses ease. Challenger data say number of cuts slowed to the lowest level in nearly 2 years.
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7:01am: Investors likely to be cautious as they consider GM shakeup, and record gold prices, and show little reaction to employment data.
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6:55am: Government report showing larger-than-expected rise in crude supplies and stronger dollar pressure oil prices.
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6:45am: Investors sell yen after Japanese prime minister says the currency's rise can't continue.
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4:45am: Supporters say a financial transactions tax could fund new government stimulus aimed at creating more jobs. But the idea will face a tough battle in Congress.
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4:39am: From New York to Texas, energy companies have come under fire as natural gas drilling gets close to big cities.
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