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Economy
Bonds, Bonds Everywhere and Not a Drop to Yield
Cheap money isn't unique to America. Borrowing costs are dropping all over the world -
Economy
The Federal Debt Is ... Shrinking?
The U.S. Treasury Department predicts a decline in the government's net marketable debt for the April-June quarter. The good news won't last long -
Life-Stage Investing
Billionaires Suffer as Tax Shelters Go Away
From Lichtenstein to Cyprus, the favorite spots of the world's wealthiest are tightening up on taxation and transparency -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
China
China's Slowing Economy: What You Need to Know
Rising wages are encouraging a shift to a higher-value-added economy driven more by consumption and services -
Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
Asia
Australia's Two-Speed Economy Tests Gillard's Reelection Bid
The prime minister is losing her Labor base as a strong currency ravages manufacturing -
Economy
The Price of Gold Is Crashing. Here's Why
A JPMorgan index shows global consumer price growth moderating, disappointing gold bugs who bet on high inflation -
Europe
How Europe's Trade and Investment Ties Have Frayed
Foreign ownership of debt in euro-area countries is dropping -
Europe
After Cyprus, the EU's Attention Turns to Tiny Luxembourg
With small countries with big banking sectors suddenly appearing problematic to the European Union, bank assets are nearly 23 times Luxembourg's gross national product -
Europe
Cyprus Isn't Even Such a Big Offshore Bank Haven
Cyprus's flood of foreign cash has drawn attention, but the tiny island isn't one of the larger havens for the $2.7 trillion parked offshore globally -
Real Estate
Homes Are Flying Off the Market
As "selling velocity" surges, a third of houses in major markets are bought within two weeks of being listed -
Europe
A Cypriot Nobelist Is 'Appalled' by the Proposed Bailout Bank Tax
Christopher Pissarides. a 2010 Economics Nobel Prize winner from Cyprus, is enraged by the tax the euro zone has demanded on his nation's bank deposits -
Europe
How Europe Let Cyprus Get Into This Mess
The Euro area's regulators let Cypriot banks build up a risky exposure to Greek debt -
Economy
The Stock Market and the Economy's Apparent Disconnect
The imbalance between the Dow and the economy has an explanation. And it won't go on forever
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Economy
The Price of Gold Is Crashing. Here's Why
A JPMorgan index shows global consumer price growth moderating, disappointing gold bugs who bet on high inflation -
Economy
Bonds, Bonds Everywhere and Not a Drop to Yield
Cheap money isn't unique to America. Borrowing costs are dropping all over the world -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Real Estate
A Phoenix Housing Boom Forms, in Hint of U.S. Recovery
In the bellwether Arizona capital, home prices rose 23 percent in 2012 and construction is resuming at abandoned sites. Will the turnaround spread? -
Life Stage Investing
The Needless Tragedy of Student Loan Defaults
Delinquencies surpassed those on credit cards in the latest quarter, the New York Fed says -
Real Estate
Housing as an Investment? Yes, That Idea Is Back
Despite a home-price surge, Robert Shiller says housing is not a good long-term investment. Real estate pros disagree -
Real Estate
Homes Are Flying Off the Market
As "selling velocity" surges, a third of houses in major markets are bought within two weeks of being listed -
Economy
Global Banking: Regulations Force a Retreat
Tougher U.S. capital rules on foreign lenders is a game changer for international firms -
Regulation
Shedding Light on Shadow Banking
The much-maligned sector isn't all bad, so regulators want to tame it, not end it. Have they gone far enough? -
Stocks & Bonds
Why This Historic Bull Market Has Precious Little Street Cred
The four-year stock rally is the eighth-longest in history, but is still held suspect by many investors -
Asia
In China, a Real Estate Bust Threatens Investment Trusts
A housing bust may push the country's shadow lenders into default -
Real Estate
Berlin's Hot Housing Market
In Germany's capital, private equity and Europe's wealthy displace artists -
Stocks & Bonds
How Did Stocks Get So High?
Investors have ignored the fiscal cliff and the euro zone crisis to focus on Apple's success, Fed largesse, and a long tide of corporate profits -
Economy
Bankers and Socialists Clash Over a Swiss Tax Break
Switzerland's discount deal for wealthy foreigners is under attack -
Real Estate
Grads Locked Out of the Housing Market
Graduates with median income but also median levels of student debt likely won't qualify for a typical mortgage
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Economy
The Price of Gold Is Crashing. Here's Why
A JPMorgan index shows global consumer price growth moderating, disappointing gold bugs who bet on high inflation -
Economy
Bonds, Bonds Everywhere and Not a Drop to Yield
Cheap money isn't unique to America. Borrowing costs are dropping all over the world -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Life Stage Investing
The Needless Tragedy of Student Loan Defaults
Delinquencies surpassed those on credit cards in the latest quarter, the New York Fed says -
Real Estate
A Phoenix Housing Boom Forms, in Hint of U.S. Recovery
In the bellwether Arizona capital, home prices rose 23 percent in 2012 and construction is resuming at abandoned sites. Will the turnaround spread? -
Real Estate
Homes Are Flying Off the Market
As "selling velocity" surges, a third of houses in major markets are bought within two weeks of being listed -
Real Estate
Housing as an Investment? Yes, That Idea Is Back
Despite a home-price surge, Robert Shiller says housing is not a good long-term investment. Real estate pros disagree -
Stocks & Bonds
Why the 'New Normal' Is Getting Old
Consumer spending, auto sales, and stock returns all look kind of, well, normal
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Economy
The Price of Gold Is Crashing. Here's Why
A JPMorgan index shows global consumer price growth moderating, disappointing gold bugs who bet on high inflation -
Economy
Bonds, Bonds Everywhere and Not a Drop to Yield
Cheap money isn't unique to America. Borrowing costs are dropping all over the world -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Real Estate
A Phoenix Housing Boom Forms, in Hint of U.S. Recovery
In the bellwether Arizona capital, home prices rose 23 percent in 2012 and construction is resuming at abandoned sites. Will the turnaround spread?
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