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- Has Washington given up on fixing the economy?
Commentary: There is no real movement in the White House or Congress to spur growth or job creation -- and lawmakers seem just fine with that.
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- Goldman raises forecast for S&P 500 -- by a lot
- 7 sneaky ways brewers sell you beer
- Can electronics retail stores keep plugging away?
- Why hugely profitable ESPN is laying off workers
- Jubak: Heady times for platinum and palladium
- What happens when oil boom goes bust?
- Ask an expert: What's pulling gold down?
- 10 top blue chips for a 5-year investment outlook
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- Where we eat and shop: Most popular US stores
- Eminem's publisher sues Facebook over song
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Michael Brush: SeaWorld made a big splash with its public offering late last month, but it's just one of many companies making their market debut. Here's a look at this current IPO boom.
LATEST NEWS
- BOJ holds steady despite bond turmoil, upgrades economic outlook12:22 AM ET | Reuters
- Insight: No more easy pickings in Russia's banking market2:34 AM ET | Reuters
- The Irish loophole behind Apple's low tax bill5/21/2013 | Reuters
- Dollar dips, shares mixed ahead of Bernanke testimony3:44 AM ET | Reuters
- Rolls-Royce wins engine order from U.S. lessor CIT3:35 AM ET | Reuters
- Exclusive: Bob Lutz, Chinese in bid to buy Fisker Automotive - sources5/21/2013 | Reuters
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CEO Tim Cook says the company obeys the law. Sadly for hardworking American taxpayers, that's true.
DC fiddles as the economy burnsThere's no movement in the White House or Congress to spur growth or job creation.
Hard-to-get H-1B visas? Not for modelsThey have much better odds of getting into the US than foreign tech workers do.
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CAREERS
The National Association of Colleges and Employers reveals a list of the highest-paying majors.
REAL ESTATE
The return of 'piggyback' loans may be good news for buyers seeking low down payments.
When does refinancing make sense?Despite low interest rates, refinancing your mortgage isn't always the best decision.
- How neighbors can tank your loan
- 10 essentials for getting a mortgage
- Shop for the best mortgage rate
- What are homes worth near you?
AUTOS
Find the best fuel prices in your area
Pocket rockets: Thrifty motorcyclesThe new breed of lightweight, midsize motorcycles.
- Recall: 10,000 Foresters for curling floor mats
- 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray starts at $51,995
- Video: 50th Anniversary Lamborghini Aventador
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