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Matthew Philips is an associate editor for Bloomberg Businessweek in New York. Follow him on Twitter @matthewaphilips.
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Energy
Why Abundant Oil Hasn't Cut Gasoline Prices
Foreign demand, quirks in biofuel laws, and logistical chokepoints have driven up the cost -
Energy
Natural Gas Prices, and Profits, Have Come Roaring Back
Burned by their fracking exuberance, natural gas producers have curbed production and seen prices increase -
U.S. economy
The Magic of 3 Percent GDP Growth
Signs of surprising strength in the economy have analysts scrambling to increase their estimates for first-quarter growth -
Energy
The Real Reason Iraq's Oil Boom Has Stalled
A decade after the invasion, Iraq's oil revival is plagued by bureaucratic red tape that slows investment -
Investing
What’s Behind the Mysterious Intrade Shutdown?
The online prediction market shuts down with a cryptic message from the board
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Europe
Don't Get Too Excited About Russia's WTO Deal
Following WTO entry, Russian industry may face a rough transition, but the overall impact should be gradual -
Banks
Credit Suisse Is Making Dark Pools Even Darker
As the investment bank stops reporting data on its Crossfinder platform, it's logical to expect other players to follow suit -
Congress
The Incredible Shrinking Budget Deficit
The CBO's new projections shave $200 billion off this year's budget deficit -
Economy
High Corn Prices Ripple Through the Economy
No rain, no corn. No corn, no cattle. Then the job losses begin -
Stocks & Bonds
BATS Follows the NYSE Into the Dark
The exchanges are done sitting back and watching the dark pools and wholesalers take their business, hoping the SEC might step in
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