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Why Wells Fargo hasn't paid U.S. Back
Unlike Bank of America, the big West Coast lender seems to be taking its own sweet time to repay Treasury loans.By Colin BarrThe Wells Fargo stagecoac...
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China downgrades U.S. debt
A publicity-minded Chinese rating agency has added its two renminbi to the cacophonous debate over the Fed's latest tilt at money-printing.The state-b...
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The U.S. embarrassment at the World Expo
How would you portray your own country to the world if you could choose literally anything? If you're Germany, you'd build an amazing biodegradable st...
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Dagong show: China hammers U.S. credit rating
A report from America's biggest foreign creditor is the latest to ding the gold-plated reputation of U.S. Treasury debt.A Chinese credit rating agency...
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U.K. shows limits of austerity
Just in time for tonight's big speech comes a reminder of the limits of austerity.The U.K. economy posted a 0.4% fourth-quarter output decline, stunni...
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Foreigners flood into U.S. bonds
Foreign funds flooded into the United States at the fastest clip since March, as U.S. trading partners sought to prop up the tumbling dollar.Net forei...
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The 10 largest U.S. bankruptcies
From Lehman to Texaco, the mighty have fallen, taking down billions and billions with them.By Christopher TkaczykLehman Brothers HoldingsRank: 1Date o...
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U.S. vs. Apple: Who would win?
A report in Monday's New York Post that two government agencies — the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice — are each considering la...
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Foreigners turn to U.S. stocks
Net foreign purchases of U.S. long term securities were $81 billion in September. That's down from $137 billion in August, as overseas buyers slowed t...
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Boom times for U.S. farmers
The government said Thursday that worldwide wheat stocks are dwindling, as big wheat seller Russia and its neighbors slash exports. The agriculture de...
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