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Nov 26

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As Holiday Shopping Kicks Off, Middle Class Appears ‘Marginally Better’

Major retailers like Best Buy and Toys "R" Us are seeing longer lines this year and hoping it translates into higher sales for the holiday shopping season. But Yahoo! Finance economics editor Daniel Gross says it takes more than good…

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Nov 25

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Economic Justice for Struggling Homeowners – And The Rest Of Us?

By Elizabeth Shell

Is it just to bail out homeowners? Mortgage modifications help homeowners stay put. But is that fair to those of us who bought when the market was high, and yet continue to meet our contractual obligations? Paul Solman…

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Nov 25

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Economic Justice for Struggling Homeowners – And The Rest Of Us?

By Elizabeth Shell

Editor's Note: Is it JUST to bail out homeowners? Mortgage modifications help homeowners stay put. But is that fair to those of us who bought when the market was high, and yet continue to meet our contractual obligations? Paul Solman…

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Nov 24

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News Wrap: Texas Jury Convicts Ex-House Majority Leader Delay

In other news Wednesday, a Texas jury convicted former House Majority Leader Tom Delay on money-laundering charges. He now faces 5 years to life in prison.

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Nov 22

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After Bailout for Irish, Questions Linger Over Portugal, Spain

After a report from the business editor of The Irish Independent, Maeve Dineen, Jeffrey Brown gets two views on the potential political impact of Ireland's bailout with economist Jacob Kirkegaard and George Washington University professor Scheherazade Rehman.

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Nov 22

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After Bailout, Irish Confront ‘Loss of Sovereignty’ to EU

The Irish government accepted a bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund worth 80-90 billion euros. Faisal Islam of Independent Television News has a report from Dublin.

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Nov 22

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Small Business Owners and the Bush Tax Cut Debate: No Easy Answers

By Paul Solman

Paul Solman answers questions from NewsHour viewers and web users on business and economic news most days on his Making Sen$e page. Here's Monday's query: Name: Howard Herbst Question: Republicans say they want to keep the Bush…

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Nov 22

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Small Business Owners and the Bush Tax Cut Debate: No Easy Answers

By Elizabeth Shell

Name: Howard Herbst Question: Republicans say they want to keep the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy to protect small businesses. Can't the tax code be quickly and easily redesigned to allow small business income reported on an individual (personal)…

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Nov 22

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Rep. Schakowsky: Social Security Not Part of Deficit Problem

As part of a series of conversations about the country's deficit problems, Judy Woodruff speaks with Democratic Rep. Jan Schakowsky of Illinois about the details of her plan to cut the deficit.

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Nov 22

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In Mozambique, Signs of Growth Seen Amid Rampant Poverty

New international investment and steady growth have made Mozambique a promising African economy, but little of that change has trickled down to the citizens, many of whom still struggle to afford staple foods.In the first of three reports, Ray Suarez…

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