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Housing and manufacturing are finally crawling out of the ditch, at least temporarily. The economic data to be released in the coming week are expected to show modest improvements, consistent with the 3.5% growth rate forecast for the current quarter.
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Economic Preview: More signs of modest recovery on the way
G20 leaders may strut and preen next week at their summit in Pittsburgh about how they saved the world economy and made sure a crisis never happens again, but many analysts have already turned their backs on the group, convinced no serious reform plans are on the table.
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NewsWatch: G20 has run out of gas
With the G20 summit slated to start next week in Pittsburgh, President Barack Obama uses his weekly radio Saturday to tackle financial reform and more federal protection for consumers.
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Obama to address finance reform with media, G20 le
The U.S. Department of Justice late has come out against a proposed legal settlement between Google Inc. and authors and publishers in a case that would give the Internet giant the digital rights to millions of books it has been scanning and storing for five years
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States raise objections to Google settlement
Stock investors are looking for signs of whether the economic recovery will be swift and smooth, as stock charts seem to suggest, or will take a bumpy, painful detour.
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NewsWatch: U.S. stocks next week gird for Fed, housing
Two Irwin Union Bank subsidiaries in Kentucky and Indiana are closed by regulators, bringing the total number of U.S.
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NewsWatch: Irwin Union Bank failures bring 2009 total to 94
Filed under: Forecasts The talk of the financial town right now is how the market has entered into a recovery period. Gives you a nice, toasty feeling, doesn’t it?
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Ten signs an October market crash is coming
In case you missed them, here are the top 10 videos that appeared on MarketWatch for the week of Sept. 14-18:
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Top Ten: The week’s Top 10 videos on MarketWatch
The new year is already here as far as cars are concerned and the ball has dropped, taking the wraps of some promising new wheels.
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Auto Review: Five new-model-year cars to watch
