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Greece's financial troubles exposed the weaknesses that threaten Europe's common currency. Now, policy makers and economic experts are trying to find ways to stabilize the euro.
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J. Grundfest and N. Malenko discovered that when companies want to appear more successful than they are, they simply massage their per-share earnings numbers upward by a tenth of one cent.
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In his new book, "The Quants," Scott Patterson suggests that a new breed of mathematicians and computer scientists took over the financial system and describes how they triggered the 2007-09 meltdown.
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When Dubai announced that it was seeking to reschedule some $26B of debt, global markets went nuts. Yet lost in all the drama is that Dubai is still an important economic experiment and critical to the Middle East.
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House prices are more affordable than ever and it looks like the prices are slowly stabilizing. Interested in what you can buy today? Take a look at what the “average” home looks like around the country.
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WSJ explores the credit boom and bust in this well researched and written article.
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Did you know that the most expensive zip code in the US was in New Jersey of all places? Alpine, N.J. (07620) tops the list with a median asking price of $4 million, followed by Atherton, CA and West Village in Manhatta
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A nationwide survey of 1,556 real-estate agents in June revealed the key themes of what is going on in the housing market.
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Take a deep breath and exhale. The worst is over. By every measure, the housing market has stabilized and many areas are recovering. Home resales in June are up 9 percent from January, on a seasonally adjusted basis.
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"There were several times that I met with the SEC and thought 'they got me,'" Madoff said. The SEC is now conducting an investigation of how they missed the fraud, drawing intense criticism.
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It is the hot new thing on Wall Street, a way to peek at investors’ orders and, critics say, even manipulate share prices. It is called "high-frequency trading".
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Sales of existing homes rose for the 3rd month in a row in June - which hasn't happened since early 2004. Stocks jumped on the news, with the Dow Jones rising above 9,000 for the first time since early January.
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This is a nice interactive chart that breaks the change in national retail sales down by month and by company.
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