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How to ignore grocery stores’ covert marketing
Smart shoppers can save money by knowing how supermarkets try to affect their buying habits. Full story
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10 percent is tougher than it used to be
With higher debt, less savings and ballooning health costs, the jobless now are in worse straits than the early 80s — the last time unemployment hit 10 percent. Full story
Nice rally, sad to see it go
Volatility is back, a signal to some the powerful rally started in early March may be coming to an end. Story
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Aging bull? Stocks may be in for rough ride
Stock market volatility is back, a signal to some experts that the powerful rally that started in early March may be coming to an end.
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Could health care reform lead to hidden taxes?
To pay for the near trillion-dollar health-care system overhaul, many outside the White House believe the middle class will not be spared when it comes to hidden taxes.
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China promises billions in aid, loans to Africa
China's premier pledged $10 billion in concessional loans to African nations and said Beijing would cancel the government debts of some of the poorest of those countries
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CEO lays out ambitious Chrysler road map
Chrysler's new chief executive, Sergio Marchionne of Italy's Fiat, says he is not "promising a miracle," but his ambitious turnaround plan for the automaker is raising eyebrows.
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Review: Toyota Venza falls short
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10 cars we loved to hate
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Wal-Mart, Amazon, Target in DVD price war
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is upping the ante heading into the holiday season, trimming the online preorder prices of some upcoming DVDs following last month's price cut on books.
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Homebuilders hunting for land again
The housing bust left homebuilders with plenty of red ink on their books. But now they are on the hunt again, vying for choice parcels where prices are cheap.
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Housing’s long road back
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Your Career: Working with your spouse
Divorce can be hell, but it can be even more hellish if the husband and wife work together.
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The right way to dream
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Going beyond your references
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Answer Desk: Jobless benefits explained
President Barack Obama signed into law a bill extending unemployment benefits and expanding a popular credit for home buyers. Here is how the law works. The Answer Desk.
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A quick note about GDP
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Calculating the cost of care
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Small Business Health: Swine Flu
Nov. 8: If certain state and federal lawmakers have their way, some business owners could be forced to pay their employees for sick days. With concerns about swine flu, entrepreneurs are examining their books to see if they can handle such payments. Karen Harned, the executive director of the NFIB Small Business Legal Center, and Dr. Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association, talk about the consequences of the proposed mandate.
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Wal-Mart, Amazon, Target in DVD price war
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is upping the ante heading into the holiday season, trimming the online preorder prices of some upcoming DVDs following last month's price cut on books.
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