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The Jobless Decade

The new millennium is on course to hit a grim milestone.
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Thousands of US Marines have descended on the volatile Helmand River valley in helicopters and armoured convoys, mounting an operation that represents the first large-scale test of the US military’s new counter-insurgency strategy
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Air War

The radio industry fights to stop a royalty grab by artists and record labels.
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Bull Market Confirmed

After a generational bear market, the overriding temptation for most investors is to deny the new bull. Don’t miss this one.
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Why You Will Fail When Raising Money

Professional investors share all the ways that you’ll botch your pitch.
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How To Work For An Idiot

Is your boss devious? Clueless? Paranoid? Here’s how to handle him.
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President Barack Obama’s White House staff appears to be safe from a tax increase, for now.img src=”http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rss/money_latest/~4/B0TODEbQO2Q” height=”1″ width=”1″/
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Manhattan home prices plunge

The housing bust has finally clobbered super-pricey Manhattan home prices.img src=”http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rss/money_latest/~4/-DM0zsQOO4k” height=”1″ width=”1″/
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WTO warns on barriers to trade

Governments around the world have continued to push up trade barriers in spite of high-profile pledges at the G20 summit to resist protectionism, according to a World Trade Organisation report
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Companies that grow sales and profits faster than their peers are highly prized by investors. Check out these growers.
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Why I’m Still Bearish

It would be nice to believe the optimists’ argument that everything’s fine now, but the evidence simply suggests otherwise.
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Virgin Atlantic to cut 600 jobs

The UK long-haul airline controlled by Sir Richard Branson is cutting capacity by 7% in the coming winter season and is planning to axe about 600 jobs, or close to 8% of the workforce
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Wal-Mart Allies With The Left

Behind the bipartisan motives for employer-provided health insurance.
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Beazer settles $50M mortgage fraud case

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In a move hailed as a victory by activist investors, the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday scrapped a controversial 72-year-old rule that allowed broker-dealers to vote in corporate director elections on behalf of their clients without specific instructions
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SEC urged to reward whistleblowers

Regulators should pay whistleblowers for information about frauds, according to an official investigating the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s failure to uncover Bernard Madoff’s $65bn scam
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Kmart offers discounts to jobless

US retailer launches a programme for the unemployed in recession-hit Michigan, while other companies pursue similar schemes
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Flexing With Steel Stocks

It seems that nobody is taking the strength in the steel sector very seriously. Don’t doubt it.
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Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway owns most of MidAmerican Energy. Power producers are popular picks lately among legendary gurus.
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Euro Newspapers Surviving

UBS analysts say European newspapers and will get 100% of lost revenues back.
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Rodgin Cohen, chairman of law firm Sullivan and Cromwell and an architect of several US bank rescues, has called on the Obama administration not to change the rules in the middle of the game for non-financial companies whose lending arms are suddenly facing regulatory overhaul
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NYSE and Nasdaq Think Small

Two big exchanges are courting ever smaller clients. Is this the return of the Amex?
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Bull Market Confirmed

After a generational bear market, the overriding temptation for most investors is to deny the new bull. Don’t miss this one.
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SEC accuses ex-Beazer exec of fraud

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