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Economic progress really a bust
'Eminent domain' is no justification for leveling New London, Conn., residents' homes for what is an empty field of grass. Play
Enduring TARP woes
Elizabeth Warren, chairwoman of the TARP oversight committee, shares her two biggest worries looking forward. Play
Economic reform: One step closer
The financial services committee finalized reform legislation for congressional approval. Play
Pawning your purse
A Hong Kong loan company allows customers to use their luxury handbags as collateral for low-interest personal loans. Play
TARP may be over
About $300 billion of TARP funds have yet to be spent, but the program could end next year unless Geithner renews it. Play
Beauty products' slick ingredient
Oil-derived materials are found in many personal care products such as lotion, lipstick and sunblock. Play
Detroit's Greek Town: 'Surviving'
In Detroit, business owners in Greek Town sound off on the economy and how they are getting by. Play
AmEx acquires budget card
American Express will pay $300 million to buy Revolution Money, a startup budget credit card company. Play
Money for drugs or home
The cost of brand-name prescription drugs is up 9.3%, adding an average $200 a year to the price of a daily pill. Play
How to save small biz lending
Treasury officials and the Small Business Administration will meet with entrepreneurs to discuss the lending drought. Play
Catch a flight into space
Spaceport America will be where passengers blast off from for their intergalactic vacations. Play
Sail it like Madoff
U.S. Marshals plan to sell the felonious financier's yachts and Mercedes in Florida. Play
Costco's plans to bulk up
CEO Jim Sinegal discusses the wholesale giant's successful business model and plans for expansion. Play
Bernanke: 'Freedom to fail'
U.S. needs an alternative to bailouts in the event of big bank failures, says Fed chair Ben Bernanke. Play
Economic clue: Chinese shirts
A clothing assembly line in China may reveal the changing priorities and spending habits of US consumers. Play
GM to return bailout money
Thanks to a more secure revenue stream, GM CEO Fritz Henderson announces the bailout payback starting in December. Play
Charity buries Detroit's dead
With unclaimed deceased piling up at the morgue, personal donations help put them to rest. Play
Madoff's loot for sale
U.S. Marshals put the convicted Ponzi schemers' clothes, artwork and furnishings up for auction in New York City. Play
Detroiters in exile
A couple who moved to New York to find work were glad to have left, but yearn to return when their hometown recovers. Play
Price war in aisle 5
It's make or break season for retailers, and they are dropping prices on just about everything to get you to buy. Play
Turning military skills into jobs
'Helmets to Hardhats' is a nationwide program helping veterans find higher paying jobs in the construction industry. Play
Droids attack the iPhone
But readers of 'The Buzz' are happy with their iPhones, just not AT&T. Play
Post-Turkey Day price carving
Big retailers are slashing prices for the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season, the Friday after Thanksgiving. Play
Iranian fronts for terrorism?
U.S. officials move to seize a N.Y. skyscraper and mosques thought to foster terrorist operations. Play
Undervalued Yuan protects Chinese exporters
The lowered exchange rate protects Chinese exporters from world economic recession, while burdened US international business. Play
Agassi's final return
Tennis great Andre Agassi discusses his career, his new book, living in Las Vegas and education. Play
Post-Turkey Day price carving
Big retailers are slashing prices for the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season, the Friday after Thanksgiving. Play
AMAT cuts jobs as sales rise
CEO Mike Splinter says customer confidence is improving, but plans steep job cuts to save $450 million. Play
Obama's 'secret' climate bill
The EPA is drafting its own climate bill for the administration - one it has the authority to enact without Congress. Play
A new and improved Medicare
Yale professor Jacob Hacker talks about Medicare reform and the benefits of adding a public option. Play
Public option good for business
The 'Father of the Public Option' Jacob Hacker discusses the impact of public health insurance on American businesses. Play
Plastic takes its toll on China
Credit card debt is up more than 130% since last year, and with no bankruptcy protection at hand, consumers are at risk. Play
Uncle Sam's got his hand out
The U.S. Treasury is asking citizens for tax-deductible donations to pay down the nation's debt. Play
Hard times for ex-cons
Convicted felons like Gregory Headley are at 'the back of the line' to find work these days. Play
The new blockbusters
Popular games such as Modern Warfare II swept in half a billion dollars in a week, beating many big Hollywood movies. Play
$1,500 gold
As the dollar weakens, some predict the precious metal could reach $1,500 on strong international demand. Play
Tough drilling ahead for oil
As crude oil prices trend higher, oil companies weigh the risks of drilling in dangerous and difficult areas. Play
India powers out of downturn
India's Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee says his country is targeting 6.5% growth in 2009. Play
1 in 5 homes still underwater
However data from Zillow.com show home prices are beginning to stabilize. Play
Chinese funds gush into Hong Kong
Cash-rich Chinese seeking diversification, fuel a surge in the Hong Kong stock and real estate markets. Play
Obama's agendas collide
The latest unemployment report and delays in the health care bill are dulling the president's key initiatives. Play
From bombed out slum to suburbia
How New York City's Charlotte Street transformed itself. Play
Selling gold: payoff or rip-off?
With gold at record highs, more people are swapping jewelry for cash but do your homework before you sell. Play
G-20 faces headwinds in Scotland
Finance ministers of the Group of 20 gather this weekend to deal with the long road to worldwide economic recovery. Play
Regulation: A delicate balance
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., says we need to regulate carbon emissions, but cautions against too much. Play
Solis: Improving job outlook
Despite unemployment above 10%, the U.S. labor secretary says jobs are being created across America. Play
Real unemployment really bad
Take the underemployment numbers into account and the U.S. employment picture is very grim. Play
China's drive for luxury
China is becoming the world's most attractive market for luxury cars as the class of young, wealthy elites grows. Play
Job search sparks Africa aid
Frustrated by the recession, young technologists use their skills to help African health workers diagnose diseases. Play
From Lehman to green training
A former Lehman employee reinvented his career - helping others to get their green energy certificate. Play
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