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Looking Ahead to 2009

The U.S. labor force may not notice the end of the recession later this year because jobs and income will continue to be weak in the subsequent months, one economist says.

Credit Where Credit is Due

This week, in a speech before the London School of Economics, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke offered a perverse economic theory in his quest to gather support for

Obama supports DTV-Switch Delay

President-elect Barack Obama's transition team sent a second letter to Capitol Hill on Friday to re-enforce the push to postpone the nation's scheduled transition to digital-only television.

Circuit City shutting down as no buyer found

Circuit City Stores Inc., said Friday it will begin to liquidate its assets after failing to reach a deal with creditors and lenders for a potential sale of the company. The company has hired four liquidators which will sell all the remaining merchandise in 567 stores.

PRICE GAP PORTENDS GOLD PRICE BOOM

Most consider the New York market 'spot' price for an accurate indication of the true price. However, investors now buying buy physical or 'fabricated' gold, are paying a

'Bad Bank' Possibility Gains Momentum

The idea of creating a bad bank to assume the risky investments of financial institutions is being considered by top U.S. policy makers as a way of healing the financial system.

American painter Andrew Wyeth dies at 91

American artist Andrew Wyeth died on Friday in his Philadelphia home, according to a spokeswoman for the Brandywine River Museum near his home in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania.

TV Trends: Lie-detecting Heroes

A new set of television programs are featuring main characters which can detect lies and deceit in as mistrust in civic leaders and institutions grow.

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