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Aug 05

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Latest Jobs News Promising, But Markets Ask: What Will Revive Economy?

New job numbers out Friday offered a glimmer of hope after a bad week for the economy ended with another volatile day on Wall Street. Jeffrey Brown discusses what the latest developments could mean for the U.S. economy with Lisa…

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Aug 04

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Market Plunge Startles Investors, But Fed ‘Out of Ammo’ Amid Double-Dip Fears

Wall Street finished its worst day since the financial crisis began in 2008 Thursday as the Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 500 points. Judy Woodruff discusses investors' concerns about a possible double-dip recession with Hugh Johnson of Hugh…

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Aug 02

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Raise the Roof: Debt Crisis Averted, But Debate Far From Over

The Senate passed a bipartisan agreement to raise the U.S. debt ceiling and cut spending Tuesday. President Obama quickly signed the deal, but it couldn't stop a sell-off on Wall Street. Jeffrey Brown discusses the compromise bill with University of…

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Aug 01

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Amid Debt-Ceiling Drama, Interest Rates Have Hardly Followed the Script

On Wall Street, stocks initially rallied Monday on the news of a debt-ceiling deal, but a weak report on manufacturing killed the surge. Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports on the financial world's reactions to the drama over a debt deal…

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Jun 22

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Is Your Pension Safe? States Struggle With Pricey Challenges

As part of his continuing coverage of Making Sen$e of financial news, economics correspondent Paul Solman reports from Rhode Island on the struggles that states are facing over how to calculate investment returns for public pension funds to keep them…

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Jun 10

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News Wrap: Ariz. Firefighters Ramp Up Battle Against Wallow Fire

In other news Friday, firefighters in eastern Arizona hurried to make the most of improved conditions in their battle against the Wallow wildfire. Also, health officials announced that bean sprouts from a German organic farm were the source of the…

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May 12

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‘Wizard of Lies’ Author Details Madoff’s Fall Into Massive Financial Fraud

In the new book, "The Wizard of Lies," New York Times' Diana Henriques chronicles the massive Wall Street Ponzi scheme of the '90s led by Bernie Madoff. Jeffrey Brown talks to Henriques about her reporting.

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May 06

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What Does Widening U.S. Income Gap Mean for Future of Economy, Americans?

Executive Pay Soaring Once Again, Report Finds…

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Apr 25

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Should Banks Modify Home Loans to Today’s Home Values?

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Photo: Getty Images. Paul Solman answers questions from NewsHour viewers and readers on business and economic news most days on his Making Sen$e page. Here's Monday's query: Name: Charles Robertson Question: The media estimate 5 to 8 million houses…

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Apr 25

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Should Banks Modify Home Loans to Today’s Home Values?

Name: Charles Robertson Question: The media estimates 5 to 8 million houses are currently underwater or at some point in the foreclosure process, and housing values have declined 25 percent. If one million homes were put on the market in…

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