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Is the party about to end in Brazil?
Marcelo do Rio stands outside his new Brazilian pizzeria, grinning. The sale of his brewpub chain financed the launch of his new business -- and the p...
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No party for Citi's owners: You and me
The bank is back in black, but common shareholders - a group soon to include Joe Taxpayer - get stuck with the costs of the past year's restructuring....
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Taming inflation in China, Brazil, and India
The Fed's quantitative easing will likely lead to rising inflation in these three important countries. With food prices already skyrocketing, how well...
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The end of blogging
The way we communicate is changing at a breakneck pace. And don't expect it to slow down.Andy SerwerI'm not blogging as much as I used to. Part of it ...
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Did the recession actually end?
The National Bureau of Economic Research is known to be slow at declaring the starts and stops of a recession, but it looks as if it might have been r...
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Japan downgrade: The beginning of the end?
What a downgrade of Japanese debt by S&P could mean for the country's future and for the rest of the world.The timing of the downgrade of Japan's sove...
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No holiday party this year? Think again
Even in this weird, fragmented job market, your best people are still getting offers. So how do you keep them from jumping ship? For starters, don't c...
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An observation about Las Vegas
By Stanly BingI have a breakfast in five minutes, but I thought I would offer this: hotels in Las Vegas are like taxi cabs or dogs or hookers. They ag...
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End of refi boom no worry for big banks
The recent uptick in mortgage rates shouldn't derail profits at JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and BofA due to their stranglehold on the market.By Colin ...
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Enough about the yuan already
A Senate bill introduced this month would make it easier for the Treasury Department to tag China with trade sanctions for reaping the benefits of a w...
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