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Yes, the federal government does a lot of stupid things. And yes, it’s easy to see why Wall Street firms are bailing out of the Troubled Asset Relief Program: to avoid having to deal with the government’s ever-changing rules and with publicity-hungry congressmen. (Is there any other kind?) But that doesn’t excuse the way that […]

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Despite travelers taking to the road for vacations and the Independence Day weekend coming up, gasoline prices in the United States are unchanged from two weeks ago, according to a survey published Sunday.

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Pracownicy Woli Info zgodzili się na dobrowolną, sześciomiesięczną obniżkę pensji o 10% zaproponowaną przez zarząd spółki. Warunkiem była zgoda całego zespołu. Dzięki temu spółka chce uniknąć dalszych zwolnień i zaoszczędzić kilka milionów złotych do końca roku. -…

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Bernard Madoff, the mastermind behind the largest and most sweeping Ponzi scheme ever, on Monday faces the possibility of spending the rest of his life behind bars.

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Local banks in Georgia, Minnesota and California were closed Friday by state regulators, bringing the total number of failed banks this year to 45, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

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Bernard and Ruth Madoff have been stripped of their vast riches.

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Local banks in Georgia, Minnesota and California were closed Friday by state regulators, bringing the total number of failed banks this year to 44, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

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The House approved a sweeping energy and climate bill Friday which could for the first time usher in widespread government restrictions on greenhouse gases and help renewable energy become cost competitive with fossil fuels.

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Bernard Madoff, mastermind behind the largest and most sweeping Ponzi scheme ever, on Monday faces the possibility of spending the rest of his natural life in prison.

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Local banks in Georgia were closed Friday by state regulators, bringing the total number of failed banks this year to 42, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

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