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    Janet Yellen still has her knives out for Wall Street

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    U.S. trade deficit with China reaches all-time high

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    Bitcoin’s Argentina ‘revolution’: No reason to be bullish on bitcoin

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    Bill Gross fears death; a coming thirty-year bear market

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    Ben Bernanke vs. The Wall Street Journal: A political war of financial words

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    Jobs and pay growth are looking strong in 2015

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    Russia’s economy: In better shape than you might think

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  • Key Economic Leaders Testify At AIG TrialFinance

    Fears of global gloom reign supreme at Milken conference

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    How Airbnb could spawn an M&A frenzy in the hotel industry

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    Robert Rubin tells Sheryl Sandberg that Facebook is the problem

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    5 top money managers’ favorite trades for 2015

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  • Mortgage Bankers Association Reports Home Foreclosures On The RiseReal Estate

    Upsidedown America: share of seriously underwater homes rises for first time since 2012

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    The average worker might not be getting ripped off after all

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    As the world gets richer, don’t expect it to get happier

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  • TPP protester holds up a sign during Froman trade hearing on Capitol Hill in WashingtonInternational

    Free trade, the Iran nuclear deal, and the limits of American power

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