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Economy
Canada's Corn Belt Attracts the Hot Money
As temperatures moderate, more investors are backing corn in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta -
2012 campaign
California Voters: Please Tax Us
Five million Californians just voted to increase their taxes to prevent deep cuts to education. This may be a lesson for the U.S. Congress as it faces the fiscal cliff -
Investing
Charlie Rose Talks to Jeremy Grantham
GMO's co-founder finds that, overall, Democrats are actually pretty good for the economy -
Economy
It's Time to Stop Favoring Debt Over Equity
The tax code encourages businesses to borrow, rather than sell shares, and lures households to take on debt by making their mortgage interest payments deductible -
Stocks & Bonds
Lessons From Black Monday, 25 Years Later
A similar plunge today would knock 3,000 points off the Dow -
Economy
Why the Homebuilding Rebound Has Legs
Houses need to be built in places such as Texas, where job growth is strong -
Economy
The Answer—and What Comes Next
Yes, we are better off. But where will we be in the next four years? -
Europe
Austerity by Any Other Name Is Still Bitter
The aim is to come up with a European solution that Spain is willing to accept and the rest of Europe is willing to pay for -
Economy
Charlie Rose Talks to Joseph Stiglitz
The Nobel prize-winning economist discusses the roots of income inequality and offers remedies for a still-ailing American economy -
Policy
Low Capital Gains Taxes May Not Help the Economy
Sixty years of data cast doubt on the economic argument for treating capital gains differently -
Europe
France's Entrepreneurs Condemn New Tax Proposals
A new capital gains tax could reach 64 percent -
Economy
The Fiscal Cliff Tax Hikes Alone Are Half a Trillion Dollars
A new study breaks down the impact of various expiring provisions, from the payroll tax cut to the estate-tax break -
Economy
Rethinking Robert Rubin
As Treasury Secretary, Rubin oversaw the last great roaring economy—and set the table for its demise. At Citigroup, he was paid $126 million—and the firm almost perished. The tale of a wise man, and a phantom -
Economy
For Sale, Cheap: The Cranes in Spain
Spain's construction slide is being felt in a falloff in developer loans, and a surfeit of building supplies -
Europe
The Spanish Crisis Deepens
Drooping bond prices are driving Rajoy to accept aid—and more austerity
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