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Home foreclosures up in first half of the year
Jul 29, 2010
In RealtyTrac's mid-year report, the real estate data company says the U.S. housing market is in for a long, painful recovery.
Wall Streeters won't be at Obama fundraisers
Jul 28, 2010
President Obama is holding some high-profile fundraisers in Manhattan tonight for the Democrats, but Wall Street players aren't expected to attend.
Stimulus played huge role in economic recovery
Jul 28, 2010
A new report shows government stimulus programs passed last year were key to the economic recovery so far.
Tax breaks and lease options will ease Volt's $41K price tag
Jul 28, 2010
Once pegged the product that would save General Motors, the Chevy Volt will cost drivers more than the company originally planned. But buyers have a few options to avoid paying the full price.
SEC offers lucrative bounties to whistle-blowers
Jul 27, 2010
Part of the new financial reform law offers big rewards to whistle-blowers who report wrongdoing to the SEC.
U.K. investigates data on man-made global warming
Jul 7, 2010
U.K. authorities are criticizing scientists for their defensive approach towards data in an investigation on man-made global warming.
Globalist Quiz: Major budget adjustment
Jul 6, 2010
Stephen Richter of TheGlobalist.com asks which of these economies will have to adjust its budget the most to get back to a sustainable debt level: Italy, Spain, the U.K. or the U.S.?
National strike against fuel prices stops India
Jul 5, 2010
A day-long strike against high fuel prices in India is causing nationwide chaos.
Habitat for Humanity moves up in sluggish housing market
Jul 2, 2010
Nonprofit low-income homebuilder Habitat for Humanity ranked eighth in Builder Magazine's Top Ten list of builders.
Which country uses up the most coal?
Jun 14, 2010
Globalist Quizmaster Stephan Richter asks: Which country is the most dependent on coal? (Hint: It's not China).