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Lifestyles Of The Rich: The Most Expensive Cities And Zip Codes In The US [Maps]

Here's a hint where they are: They’re concentrated in New York, California and Florida.

Iceland Is Running Out Of Money: Foreign Currency Debts Threaten Economic Stability, Cause New Fears In Euro Zone

Five years after the financial crisis, Iceland is still struggling with its huge debts, but for now its capital controls are keeping it afloat.

China Concerned U.S. May Default On Treasury Bonds, Huge Impact For Chinese Economy

Acutely aware of the damage a U.S. default could cause, China is getting increasingly nervous.

Emerging Markets Remain Troubled, With India In Worst Shape Since March 2009: HSBC Index

Emerging markets are stagnating, as businesses neither expand nor contract, according to the latest reading of the index.

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A Tale Of Three Cities: Detroit, Toronto, And Pittsburgh In A Post-Industrialized World

Detroit has become the poster child for post-war American urban decay.

Latin America Growth Slower In 2013, Region’s GDP To Expand 2.7 Percent, IMF Says

The IMF has released its fall report for estimated 2013 GDP growth, and the Latin American region has been revised downward.

India Trade Deficit Narrows To 18-Month Low; Imports Fall Most In 4 Years, Exports Rise

The reduction in the trade deficit after imports fell to a four-year low provided some respite to the domestic currency.

Bangladesh Clothing Factory Fire Kills At Least 10 People, 50 Injured

The cause of the fire is yet unknown, but it is believed to have started in the knitting section of the factory.

In Great Recession, US Trade With Poor Nations Grew, Trade With Rich Nations Shrank

The study argues that the Great Recession allowed poorer countries to increase trade with more affluent nations.

Janet Yellen To Be Nominated As Fed Chief By Obama On Wednesday

If confirmed by the Senate, Yellen would become the 15th Fed chairman and the first woman to hold that post.

Government Shutdown 2013: Why The US Government Shutdown Is A Gasoline IV For The Economy

Nobody asked for a government shutdown. It is not a political strategy, it is a disease eating its way through our country from the inside out.

Iran's Rouhani Faces Music As Sanctions Bite Harder, Is There A SWIFT Solution In The Works?

After years of keeping Western inspectors out, it looks like Iran will have to let them in after finding itself near broke.

Dollar Spikes On Non-US Demand, Liquidity Worries; Swiss Warn Washington To Get Its Act Together

European and Asian banks are paying high-rising premiums to get their hands on dollars as Washington's gridlock grinds on.

The Venezuelan Bolivar Is The Most Devalued Latin American Currency, Despite President Nicolas Maduro's Insistence That Economy Is Growing

The Venezuelan president says the economy will be all right, but the bolívar's exchange rate tells a very different story.

Marijuana Legalization Support, April 2013, Pew Research Center

American Opinion: Shifting Attitudes, Records and Firsts In Pew Research Polls For U.S. Public Opinion In 2013

The Pew Research Center found these 20 poll results were their most popular products on social media.

Delta Air Lines (DAL) CEO Richard Anderson Charts Independent Course: Buying A Refinery, Half Of A Rival, And Avoiding Gas Guzzlers

Delta Air Lines shares have more than doubled this year, and some analysts see more upside potential.

IMF Cuts Growth Forecast For Global Economy, Warns US Government Default Risk

Assuming the U.S. avoids a default, the next big challenge will be for the Fed to start paring its monthly bond purchases.

India's Car Sales Rose Marginally In September; Two-Wheeler Sales Rose Sharply

A once-booming industry has been laid low by a slowing economy, rising interest rates and fuel prices.

Brazil Upset Over Canada Spying On Mines And Energy Ministry; Dilma Rousseff Demands Explanation For Violating Sovereignty

Dilma Rousseff said Canada violated her country’s sovereignty, after Snowden documents revealed economic espionage.

China September Economic Data Preview: Q3 GDP, Inflation, Trade Balance, Investment

Economists expect the recovery to last until the end of the year, with growth likely to slow in 2014.

Continuing Government Shutdown, Impasse Over Debt Ceiling Keep Investors Guessing; FOMC Minutes Awaited

The continuing Washington gridlock over the federal budget and the debt ceiling is keeping markets subdued.

Mexico's Subsidized Housing: Good Idea Turns Into Disaster

A good project on paper, but a failure in practice, La Trinidad illustrates the deep housing problem that exists in Mexico today.

Argentina Announces Extension Of Fiscal Amnesty, Despite Having Only Brought In A 10 Percent Of The Expected Amount

A black market currency flow effort by President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner did not quite work out as she had hoped.

Indonesia’s Central Bank Holds Interest Rate Steady At 7.25 Percent, Likely Ending Recent Liquidity Tightening Measures

The move may indicate an end of monetary tightening as inflation is expected to have peaked but rupiah will remain the deciding factor.

Germany's Foreign Trade Surplus Rose, While French Trade Deficit Narrowed In August, Beating Expectations

Both Germany and France recorded better-than-expected trade balance reports for August 2013.

China's Service Sector Expansion Slows, HSBC Services And Composite PMIs Down In September

China's economy is looking at a modest recovery, but structural reforms are needed to sustain growth, according to HSBC.

Highest And Lowest Bank ATM Fees In America: Somehow New York Is Not The Most Expensive

ATM fees are irritating, so here's a list comparing the highest and lowest with the national average.

US Government Shutdown 2013: 10 Weird, Unexpected Things Happening In America And Abroad Because Of The Partial Government Shutdown

The Canadian border is unguarded, cemeteries in Europe are shut and at least one bank is easing overdraft penalties.

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