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Sick banks may mean feeble recovery
By Colin BarrThe rot in the U.S. banking system threatens to warp an already weak economic recovery.The dynamics that made 2009 such a downer for bank...
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Moody's warns it may downgrade Spain
It looks like Europe is about to get interesting again, and not in a good way.Moody's warned Wednesday it may downgrade Spain's credit rating, citing ...
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The bedridden banking recovery
The banks are feeling less woozy but have yet to get back on their feet -- let alone lend a struggling economy a hand.Banks had their most profitable ...
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Stop the 'jobless recovery' madness!
An economy that isn't creating employment opportunities simply isn't doing its job.By Colin BarrIt's time to stop glorifying our economic doldrums wit...
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Recovery won't improve unemployment
Optimism about the economy may be growing, but don't expect that to mean job growth, tooBy Jia Lynn YangThe mood regarding the U.S. economy may be inc...
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Banks' new stress reliever
With stress tests soon to be in the rearview mirror, banks that need more capital may find themselves peddling assets to Treasury's public-private fun...
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Investing: Thinking through a recovery
Fund advisor Ken Kamen takes a big-picture approach.Interview by Alyssa AbkowitzKen Kamen, president of Mercadien Asset Management, has a simple goal:...
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Do banks have something to hide?
Even experts have a hard time getting a handle on how bad losses might get as the commercial real estate market implodes.By Colin BarrThe banks have t...
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The housing recovery mirage
With home prices rising even in California, it might seem that the worst is over for the housing market. But the good vibrations may be short lived.By...
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What will Souter's retirement mean for business?
Justice favored limits on punitive damages.By Roger ParloffThough no one would ever pigeonhole U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter as having been ...
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