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Google unveils Instant search
Search giant Google Wednesday introduced instant search results that promise to save users time.
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Fed survey: Slower economic growth spreads to more regions
Fed survey: More U.S. regions report slower growth as economy loses strength.
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Consumers cut back on credit card use again
Consumer borrowing fell again in July as U.S. households cut back on their credit card use for a 23rd consecutive month, adding more drag on ...
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Schapiro: Fleeing investors question stock market integrity
As investors yank money out of stock mutual funds, the May 6 "flash crash" is increasingly being cited as a key reason the public is selling ...
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Drop in mortgage refinancing overwhelms rise in loans to buy
Applications for home loans dipped last week as mortgage rates ticked up slightly from the lowest level in decades.
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Toyota may think small on next hybrids to fight off Honda
Toyota, long the leader in hybrids, may be planning to take them into smaller, cheaper cars, starting with the Yaris subcompact.
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Auditors: Staffing shortages stymie stimulus
A shortage of contract staff has led to poor planning, non-competitive contracts and a failure to oversee contractors, government auditors s ...
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Fed Report Finds Signs That Growth Is Slowing
Growth has been uneven across the country, with the report noting a slowdown in eastern districts.
Source: New York Times - Economy
Obama Lays Out Economic Proposals and Assails G.O.P.
President Obama called for an end to Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy in a lengthy and sharply populist speech.
Source: New York Times - Economy
The Thoughtful Roar of the Housing Bears
Bloggers expand on the case for gloom in the real-estate market.
Source: New York Times - Economy
N.Y. Has Highest Unionization Rate
A new report looks at the organized labor in the Empire State and around the country, and how its size and composition have changed over the years.
Source: New York Times - Economy
Obama Is Against a Compromise on Bush Tax Cuts
The president's decision not to extend tax cuts for the rich adds a populist twist to an economic package designed to entice support from big businesses and their Republican allies.
Source: New York Times - Economy
Private-Sector Hiring
Military spending was not what ended the Great Depression, and now only gets in the way of expanded private-sector employment, an economist writes.
Source: New York Times - Economy
Shop online without credit cards
Freeing yourself of plastic is a great way to keep track of your spending and stay on a budget.
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