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feature Student debt tops $1 trillion; Romney gaffe profits Amazon and Ohio Art; Apple beats Blackberry in Canada; Growth abroad sustains film sales; Gains for the top 1 percent in 2010
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feature Immigrants and the Fortune 500; Average family net worth drops sharply; Hackers target LinkedIn and eHarmony; Lunch with Buffett; Dwindling phone time
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feature Compensation for CEOs; U.S. slashes carbon dioxide emissions; CEOs with veteran status; Japanese students curb overseas studies; Detroit to cut back on streetlights
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feature Portugal scraps public holidays; The busiest airline routes; China's access to the Treasury Department; Soda consumption drops; Home sales surge
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feature The myth of the paperless office; Goldman Sachs unloads Backpage.com; Mr. Quaker Oats gets a facelift; PetroChina overtakes ExxonMobil; Uproar over pink slime leads to bankruptcy
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feature The DJIA tops 13,000; Employment gains for Latinos; Police nab $6 trillion in fake U.S. bonds; Lloyds to recover employee bonuses; PayPal: Coming to a store near you
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feature Single households on the rise; The odds of having a fatal plane crash; The iPhone 4S's bandwidth needs; $133 billion of TARP monies are still owed; Tax burden is lower under Obama than Reagan
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feature Tim Cook's salary; A new record for Broadway; Households increase wireless usage; Low repurchase rate among hybrid car owners; A new owner for Buford
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feature No new jobs in August for small business; Lowest corn harvest in 17 years; Louboutin wins battle over red soles; The growing American lower class; U.S.'s competitive ranking drops; The expanding wealth gap
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feature The wealth of multimillionaires; Improving home prices lift underwater homeowners; A first for the SEC; Generation Z: Counting on an inheritance; Investment banking revenue: Still down from 2009
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feature The wealth of the Forbes 400; Salaries at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; The most popular PINs; Out-of-control trading; Setting benchmark interest rates
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feature Facebook tries gambling; The not-so-rich Americans; Pauly D's banner year; Gibson Guitar pays a fine; Let's get women on board!
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feature The cost of Washington's budget brawls; Weekly Reader comes to an end; Comparing city and country economies; A flood of business books; One in ten employers to drop health insurance
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