Pay czar: Next ruling may carry more clout

The next round of executive pay decisions for companies that have received substantial government bailout funds could have a more lasting impact on pay practices nationwide, the special master on pay for the bailout said Tuesday.

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Wall Street plays new game of risk

Hey there risk. Welcome back. What’s shaking

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Home prices continue rebound

Home prices rose for the fourth month in a row during August and suffered a smaller-than-expected annual drop, according to a report issued Tuesday.

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House to take on ‘too big to fail’

One year after risky practices by the nation’s biggest banks almost brought down the economy, many of those institutions are even bigger — and some say even riskier.

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Oil recovers to trade above $79

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Millions of homes to get smart meters

Some 18 million smart meters are set to make their way into American homes as part of the economic stimulus plan focusing on energy efficiency, Energy Department officials said Tuesday.

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Seniors squeezed as doctors shun Medicare

Medicare has become a scary word to the doctors at the largest private group practice in Kansas City, Mo.

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How does group health insurance work?

Ever wonder how your health insurance premium is calculated if you’re covered under your employer’s plan?

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Lose a job, follow a dream

For millions of job seekers, unemployment is a painful position they must endure until another opportunity comes along.

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Internet bubble 2.0? Not so fast

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in October for online retailing stocks. Christmas 1999, that is.

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