Finance
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MetLife Eclipses AIG After CEO's Vow
MetLife CEO Robert Henrikson, who vowed not to waste the financial crisis, will expand the insurer's global reach by buying an AIG unit for $15.5 billion
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U.S. Stocks Gain as Concerns Over Greece Fade 12:18 PM
Indexes rose as concerns about Greece’s financial crisis waned, a day after the S&P 500 closed at a seven-week high
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Fed’s 'Extended Period' Rate Pledge Criticized by Some on FOMC 12:15 AM
The Fed's pledge to keep interest rates close to zero for an "extended period" has come under criticism from policy makers
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Earnings
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Investors Scorn Bullish Earnings Forecasts
Stock index gains have stalled amid concern that Wall Street analysts have grown too optimistic about corporate profits in 2010
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Economy
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Why a VAT Tax Is Where It's At
Adoption of a value-added tax in the U.S. would be a fair, efficient way to help restore the country's financial health, argues Bloomberg BusinessWeek columnist Chris Farrell
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Investing News & Analysis
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Fed: Economy 'Modestly' Better
The Dec. 2 Beige Book report said conditions improved in 8 of 12 regions, though labor and commercial real estate markets remained weak
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Investing with Gene Marcial
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Marcial: America's Car-Mart, a Lot to Like
This used-car retailer has done well through the recession and has a habit of beating analyst forecasts
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Personal Finance
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Philanthropy 2010
The economy is poised for recovery in 2010, but will philanthropy—corporate and individual—follow along?
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Philanthropy
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How Companies Can Truly Help in Haiti
Philanthropy expert Timothy Ogden says the best advice for corporate givers is: "Don't just do something, stand there." Allow him to explain
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Real Estate
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Housing: Time to Pull the Plug on Government Support
Bloomberg BusinessWeek columnist Chris Farrell tells why tax policies and mortgage relief that artificially prop up home values are forestalling a real recovery
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Retirement
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Reynolds on Retirement Reform
Robert Reynolds, chief executive officer of Putnam Investments LLC, talks about the outlook for legislation that would change how Americans save for retirement
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Stocks & Markets
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Stock Picks: Chevron, NYSE Euronext, J. Crew, Analogic 10:59 AM
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