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Consumer Prices Tick Up; New Home Sales at 7-Year High
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Spruce Up Your Rental Home for Cheap -- Savings Experiment
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High Nursing Home Bills Squeeze Insurers, Driving Rates Up
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It's Official. We're All Potheads Now
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Why Are Food Companies So Eager to Diversify?
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Americans Want to Be No. 1 Globally, but Feel Second Rate
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Market Wrap: Stocks Down for 2nd Straight Day; Energy Weak
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Are You Married to a Gold Digger?
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10 Ways to Pay Less (Often a Lot Less) for Designer Duds
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Money Experts Share the 9 Best Ways to Stretch $10
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Can Disney Get Away With a $20 Cronut?
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Don't Want the Yellow Pages Dumped on Your Doorstep?
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Walmart Pay Hike Not Enough to Get, Keep Right Workers
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The Tax Surprise Few Credit Cardholders Know About
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Kraft, Heinz to Merge, Forming $28 Billion Food Company
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Durable Goods Orders Fall for 3rd Time in Last 4 Months
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Experts Cull Financial Lessons From 'Game of Thrones'
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Justices Side With Ex-UPS Worker Who Claims Pregnancy Bias
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Netflix Enters Asia, and Why That Matters to U.S. Viewers
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Comcast-Time Warner Cable Deal Stuck in the Slow Lane
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