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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Wall Street plays new game of risk

Dow rallies, Nasdaq drags

A rally in the energy sector propelled the Dow industrials near midsession Tuesday, but the broader market struggled as investors mulled a surprise drop in consumer confidence.

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IRS to rich tax cheats: Be afraid. Be very afraid.

The Internal Revenue Service detailed plans on Monday to weed out wealthy, international tax cheats with renewed urgency.

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No more Happy Meals in Iceland

For Icelanders seeking a Big Mac, it’s going to take a whopper of an effort.

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‘A rival stole my staff’

Last time we checked in with Debra Killian, the co-founder of Charter Oak Lending Group in Danbury, Conn.

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‘A rival stole my staff’

Consumers: Current economy at 26-year low

A key measure of consumer confidence continued to slip in October, with consumers’ gauge of the current economic situation falling to a 26-year low, a research group said Tuesday.

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Dollar slides against the euro

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Stocks look to rebound

U.S. investors could take stocks slightly higher at Tuesday’s open as they await some economic reports and respond to two straight losing sessions.

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Treasurys edge higher before auction

Treasury prices rose Tuesday as the government prepares to offer $44 billion worth of 2-year notes as part of a record weekly debt sale.

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