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High-Speed Trading Said to Face Probe Into Fairness
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Housing Starts Fall, But Permits Rebound
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Google, Viacom Resolve YouTube Copyright Lawsuit
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How 2 New Grads Erased $20,000 in Debt in 2 Years - While Living in NYC
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The Coming Real Estate Bubble
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529 Plans: As a Way to Save for College, They're Consistently Head of the Class
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For These Fraud Victims, Financial Adviser Was Also a Friend
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E-Filing Your Taxes? Here's How to Protect Yourself from Scammers
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Disney's Dreamfinder, Figment Get Origin Story in Marvel Comic Series
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Investors Look to Yellen for Possible End of Jobless Target
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Toyota Agrees to $1.2 Billion Settlement, Ending Probe
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GM's Barra Saying Sorry Seeks to Limit Fallout on Recall
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Big Banks Fulfill Part of Mortgage Deal
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