7:29pm: Largest funder of home loans says bad mortgages and program implementation have left it in need of further government funds. More
6:29pm: A Coldwell Banker survey reveals affordable homes, attractive lifestyles and first class spectator sports are all found in college football towns.
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5:46pm: Small business staffs are still shrinking, a trend likely to continue even as the economy starts to thaw.
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4:06pm: Companies will get to turn some of their losses into cash, thanks to a temporary expansion of an often used tax measure. To pay for it, another tax break will be delayed.
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2:45pm: Bill extends unemployment benefits by up to 20 weeks. Legislation also extends homebuyer tax credit into next year.
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2:09pm: A look at the tomes that have tried -- with varying degrees of success -- to capture Apple's elusive leader.
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2:06pm: The journalist turned venture capitalist talks about his groundbreaking book.
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1:40pm: Fannie Mae implements deed-for-lease program that allows troubled borrowers who don't qualify for loan modifications to stay in their homes.
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1:37pm: The French government moves on a tougher system of bonus awards, but will other countries follow suit?
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1:23pm: Bonuses have soared at Goldman Sachs and other taxpayer-backed financial firms, but pay practices could clash with principles embraced by a revived Fed.
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1:21pm: The troubled insurer will likely report its second profitable quarter in a row Friday but the company still has a sizeable debt to repay.
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1:03pm: Wall Street's excited about Motorola for the first time in awhile thanks to new smartphones. But the stock's more than doubled this year. It's time to hang up.
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12:57pm: With no end in sight to ulta-low rates, the Federal Reserve risks inflating asset and commodity prices and sinking the dollar.
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12:01pm: A lawsuit questioning Citigroup's ownership of Banamex makes its way to the Mexican Supreme Court.
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11:34am: The automaker says the belts will be more effective in limiting injuries during a crash.
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11:29am: Longer-term debt prices fall on better-than-expected jobless claims and supply concerns.
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11:27am: A recent column on Ford's vehicle reliability provokes a rebellion.
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10:00am: Believe it or not, there are nine other currencies that are doing worse than the dollar.
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9:53am: Harvard professor Nancy F. Koehn shows us how Steve Jobs stacks up with other great entrepreneurs in history.
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9:50am: Stocks surge after reports on jobless claims and productivity provide reassurance. Cisco's report and outlook helps techs. Big jobs report on tap for Friday.
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9:43am: Discounters, warehouse club sellers report better October sales than other sellers as shoppers remain cautious with their spending.
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8:52am: As retailers reduce inventory, an unexpected uptick in demand sends them scrambling.
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8:43am: Initial filings for jobless benefits fall by 20,000 to 512,000 in latest week, less than forecast.
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8:39am: The precious metal continues to trend higher, settling at $1,089 as stocks rally.
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8:01am: How Apple's imperious, brilliant CEO transformed American business.
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7:45am: The U.K. central bank says it will buy another $41 billion worth of British government bonds and keep interest rates low to stimulate the economy.
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7:19am: The greenback firms as investors shy away from risky assets ahead of a policy statement from the European Central Bank.
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6:57am: Prices ease after a rally the previous session as investors await monthly jobs data due Friday.
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6:34am: The New York Yankees logged a $201.4 million payroll and this season, they got what they paid for.
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5:49am: Investors express caution ahead of chain-store sales. Cisco's upbeat outlook may boost techs.
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4:54am: No time to wade through security-camera footage? Help is at hand.
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4:46am: Make your charitable dollars go further by following these three strategies.
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4:27am: If you're already retired, you should still be investing a portion of your nest egg in the markets. The only question is, how much?
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4:08am: Automaker hit by stronger yen but still beats expectations, boosts full-year outlook.
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