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The rise in couples buying their house before they marry is good news for a housing industry that has fretted about the increasing age of first-time homebuyers.
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Don't blame Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff for their landmark work being hijacked.
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A new survey shows that the highest-paid internships aren't on Wall Street but in technology and social media.
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From a startup visa to mandatory "e-verify," the immigration reform plan expected from Senate leaders addresses issues critical to business owners. What you need to know.
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What do American businesses want from their college hires? Creative thinkers and better communicators, according to a survey.
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Budweiser says its new can will be "eye-catching" and easy to grip. But to borrow a slogan from a competitor, it will also be "less filling." Here's why.
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A British professor says that drug abuse helped bring about the financial crisis, but he may have pinned the blame on the wrong drug.
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The drop in gold prices will spur jewelry sales as retail prices fall in tandem, said Harvey Kanter, president and CEO of Blue Nile, a specialty online jeweler.
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The firm, which last week astutely recommended shorting gold, says a huge shift has just happened in the commodity market.
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Borrowers who received bank settlements checks were hit with problems when attempting to cash them, the Fed said.
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There could be trouble ahead for one of Europe's best performing economies, the leader of the country's opposition party warned.
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The next time you're waiting to board your flight at LAX, don't be surprised to see furry friends roaming the terminal with bright red vests reading, "Pet Me!"
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A look at some of the greatest moments of Margaret Thatcher's time as UK prime minister.
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China has fallen hard for utility vehicles with SUV sales jumping 20.8 percent last year, outpacing the overall auto sales rate in the U.S.
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Foxconn, a key manufacturer of Apple's iPhone, ramped up its hiring of assembly-line workers recently, signaling the next iPhone may be coming soon.
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Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick said the state would be open for business, "but it will not be business as usual."
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For the past year, a special team of regulators has been trying to end Wall Street's attitude that large banks can always look forward to a bailout.
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The robots are coming and their presence will eventually bridge the digital-physical divide, dramatically impacting human life, experts say.
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Hungry mid-flight? Japan Airlines' Anytime You Wish service offers business-class fliers on-demand meal, drink and duty-free ordering with a few taps of a seat-side screen.
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More than half of Americans think their taxes are fair, says a Gallup survey. But that's the lowest rate of satisfaction since 2001.
