Oct
Personal income and spending, important measurements of the economy, both jumped in August, a government report said Thursday.
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Oct
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Thursday endorsed most of the Obama administration's plan to overhaul the regulatory system, except for a consumer agency.
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Oct
Joel Klein's title is New York City school chancellor, but he's really a CEO. He oversees America's largest public school system -- 1.1 million students -- with more authority than his counterparts in most other major cities, thanks to a landmark 2002 law that was just renewed for another five years.
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Oct
Regular readers of this magazine have learned to think a lot about risk. You know that you can't predict every market crash, but you can take steps to lower your exposure to the unexpected. The health-care reform debate we're having in this country happens to be largely about risk.
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Sep
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Sep
A government effort to get badly needed cash into the hands of struggling small business owners is slowly gaining momentum, but entrepreneurs seeking the scarce loans are still in for a frustrating ride.
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Sep
The recession has taken its toll on the nation's super rich, whose collective net worth fell for only the fifth time in 28 years, according to a survey released Wednesday.
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Sep
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Sep
A government effort to get badly needed cash into the hands of struggling small business owners is slowly gaining momentum, but entrepreneurs seeking the scarce loans are still in for a frustrating ride.
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Sep
Wall Street's job woes don't appear to be over just yet.
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