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  • Former Treasury Secretary Larry SummersFinance

    Larry Summers’ full-throated endorsement of online lending

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  • Monthly Retail Sales Data Shows Strong JanuaryFinance

    The market isn’t impressed with a strong jump in retail sales

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  • US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew visit EUFinance

    Government austerity in the U.S.: More common than you think

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  • Retail

    In a move to raise more cash, Sears forms a joint venture with Simon Property

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  • Vacancy Rate For U.S. Apartments Reaches Highest Rate In 20 YearsFinance

    A nation of renters: Why it’s so hard for Americans to buy a home

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  • Janet Yellen Holds Press Conference On Interest RatesFinance

    Fed minutes: Don’t expect a summer interest rate hike

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  • Church Of Scientology Opens New Seven-Story Building In Clearwater, FloridaFinance

    How much does Scientology pocket from its tax exempt status?

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  • People seeking jobs wait in a line thatFinance

    Job openings reach a 14-year high

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  • Thomas Piketty, French economist and academic, poses in his book-lined office at the French School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS), in ParisReal Estate

    Did a 26-year-old just take down Thomas Piketty?

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  • Former Treasury Secretary Larry SummersInternational

    Larry Summers: U.S. has ‘lost its role as the underwriter of the global economic system’

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  • MPW

    Ellen Pao speaks out against sexism in her first post-trial interviews

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  • Job Fair Held At Sun Life Stadium In MiamiFinance

    Jobs report: Are the best days of the recovery behind us?

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  • Job Seekers Attend A Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce Career Fair Ahead Of Initial Jobless ClaimsFinance

    March jobs report: Will employment growth come to a screeching halt?

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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke Speaks At The Brookings InstitutionFinance

    Ben Bernanke’s second life as just another blogger

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  • US Postal ServiceLeadership

    American taxpayers give an $18 billion gift to the post office every year

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