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Munich Re is expected to report that the economic cost of natural catastrophes in 2007 will come in between 2006’s $45 billion and the record $210 billion of 2005.
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Looking Up a Bit
As of mid-December, some economic indicators, as well as actions by the Federal Reserve, are increasing hopes the U.S. will be able to dodge a 2008 recession
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Where Things Are Headed in 2008
Many see dark days for investors. Let's hope for a rapid resolution of the housing and credit crunch
The Bear Flu: How It Spread
A novel financing scheme used by Bear Stearns' hedge funds became a template for subprime disaster
Quick Money for Scared Lenders
Liquidity boosts from the ECB and the Fed may not accomplish their goal: to loosen banks' purse strings
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The 'R' Word? Try 'Resilient'
Venture Capital Strengthens While Private Equite Slumps
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Four Wise Men on What's in Store for 2008
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The Battle for Radio Royalties
Cutting the Stack of Catalogs
How Green Is That Gizmo?
NBC: Blindsided by Notre Dame
Investment Outlook
Where Things Are Headed in 2008
What's Next
A King of the Wild Frontier
Costco Starts a Barroom Brawl
A Wild Swing at Steroids
Can Pfizer Prime the Pipeline?
Toys with a Second Life
Turner's Secret Web Weapon
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Browse Issues
Face Time with Maria Bartiromo
How Some Investment Biggies View the Election
A look ahead with Wesley Clark, CalSTRS' Chris Ailman, CalPERS' Russell Read, and Merrill's Rich Bernstein
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Most Important of 2007
Housing collapsed. The dollar sank. Oil rose. The Dow fluctuated. Britney imploded. At least there was the iPhone and a Police reunion tour
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Even Hot Housing Markets Can Go Cold
Slide Show: The Best and Worst Housing Markets 2007
The Year in Advertising
Slide Show: Ad Trends of the Year: View from the US
Best and Worst Consumer Electronics, 2007
Slide Show: The Biggest Bang for Your Holiday Buck
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