02
Oct
Chicago loses Olympic bid to Rio
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Chicago lost its bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympics Friday to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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02
Oct
2009 Consumer bankruptcies top 1 million
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Consumer bankruptcies topped the 1 million mark in the first nine months of the year, the highest level since 2005.
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02
Oct
Chicago loses bid to host 2016 Olympics
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Chicago lost its bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympics Friday.
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02
Oct
Factory orders post first drop in 5 months
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02
Oct
Top 2009 Halloween costumes: Dead celebrities
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In a year marked by some shocking celebrity deaths, Halloween feels even more macabre.
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02
Oct
Bad news: Jobs market getting worse
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Employers cut more jobs from their payrolls in September, as the long-battered U.S. labor market took an unexpected turn for the worse, according to a government report Friday.
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02
Oct
Senate committee winds up health-care debate
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The Senate Finance Committee completed debate on proposed health-care legislation early Friday.
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02
Oct
We’re broke … time for a new tax
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President Obama has been steadfast in his pledge that he won't raise taxes on those making less than $250,000.
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02
Oct
TARP: Taxpayers on the hook for $200 billion
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Taxpayers stand to lose between $100 billion and $200 billion on TARP -- Treasury's $700 billion financial market bailout.
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02
Oct
Manhattan home prices flattening
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The cost of entry onto crowded Manhattan island, one of the most expensive real estate markets in the nation, may have gotten a little steeper in the past three months. Or not.
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