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2012 campaign
TV Stations Cash In on Attack Ads
Record amounts of political cash mean a windfall for TV stations. Just ask the folks at KSNV-Channel 3 in Las Vegas -
2012 campaign
Mayor Bloomberg Picks a President
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has endorsed Barack Obama for re-election, mainly on the basis of the president's efforts to fight climate change -
2012 campaign
‘When Small Businesses Do Well … America Does Well’
Readers evaluate the downturn's impact on their lives -
2012 campaign
Business and Politics
From the Founding Fathers to the 2000 election, a look at some presidential campaigns’ business angle -
2012 campaign
Mitt Romney's Missed Opportunity
He's a number-crunching genius who really can fix mismanaged organizations. So why did he try to beat Obama on platitudes and likability? -
2012 campaign
It's 'Lonely' Being an Obama Supporter on Wall Street
Following a bold disclaimer, hedge fund head Whitney Tilson has urged the few undecided financial professionals to back the president -
Politics & Policy
Can Romney Win Without Ohio?
The notion that the GOP can march to the White House via Minnesota, Pennsylvania, or Michigan runs into the fact that its candidate isn't even campaigning in them -
2012 campaign
How Romney and Obama Are Handling Hurricane Sandy
Both the Romney and Obama campaigns are pulling all fundraising e-mails to the East Coast -
2012 campaign
Do Newspapers' Presidential Endorsements Still Matter?
For the candidates, these endorsements are a big deal. For the public, not so much -
Investing
Charlie Rose Talks to Jeremy Grantham
GMO's co-founder finds that, overall, Democrats are actually pretty good for the economy -
Policy
A California Tax Plan Meets the Mungers
A proposition backed by Governor Jerry Brown to raise sales and income taxes to help close the state's budget shortfall seemed set to pass until the Berkshire Hathaway heirs came out swinging -
2012 campaign
The Cheerful Billionaire Who's Out to Get Obama
Thomas Peterffy has spent millions on an ad bashing the president -
White House
What Washington Could Learn From Steve Wynn
The casino mogul and Republican donor thinks China might be gearing up to teach U.S. politicians a lesson in capitalist decentralization -
2012 campaign
'There Is a Place for Our Government to Assist Anyone Who Truly Needs It'
"Because of the changes to student loan repayment ... I was able to leave my lousy paying job for law school" -
2012 campaign
There's Nothing Foreign About Foreign Policy
Age-old distinctions between domestic and international affairs no longer make sense
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