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Ratings reform: Try, try again
The administration seeks to boost transparency on the bond rating process, but it's unclear when its plan might see the light of day in Congress.By Co...
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Apple has to try harder
A new crop of smart phones is sure to erode the iPhone's profit margins. How will Apple respond?By Jon ForttNow that the dust has settled from Apple's...
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To keep employees loyal, try asking what they want
Aflac CEO Dan Amos' strategy for preventing costly turnover: He surveys his employees -- 70% of whom are women -- often. Then he acts on what they say...
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Their economy in tatters, Greeks try to remember how to cut back
By Dody TsiantarElly Koufakis, the co-owner of a busy beauty salon in the posh Athens suburb of Psyhiko, isn't used to sitting around. The shop's staf...
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Greenspan, again: The market will work itself out
The Maestro still believes in Ayn Rand.Let the free market play. If it messes up, it will somehow know how to correct itself.That was the general them...
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Think housing is recovering? Think again.
Americans purchased homes at a surprising clip in April, but don't let that fool you into thinking the housing market is back.Although economists were...
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Big banks mint money again: $18.7 billion
The biggest banks are minting money. Can they keep it up? Do we even want them to?The six biggest bank holding companies - Bank of America (BAC, Fortu...
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Banking reform: Harder than it sounds
By Jia Lynn YangIt took long enough, but with his proposal to break up the banks, President Obama has finally presented a way to reform Wall Street th...
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Ashton Kutcher's Beautiful Life lives again on YouTube
by Jon ForttWe know that the Internet can build a TV show’s buzz, and sometimes even keep it from getting canceled. But can it bring one back from the...
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What Bloomberg brings to the credit ratings game
As the credit crisis blame game continues, most everyone agrees that credit ratings were as essential to the collapse as fraudulent mortgages -- speci...
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