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Study: Recessions can be hazardous to kids’ health
Growing up with widespread economic instability can have long-term consequences for kids
Growing up with widespread economic instability can have long-term consequences for kids
The index is up more than 100 percent since its low in March 2009
New research found that while median wealth plummeted, the top 1 percent increased wealth by 71 percent
How did things look the week before Americans voted in 2008? Really, really bad
A second term would likely look familiar -- and again depend upon how Obama chooses to deal with the GOP House
When my husband lost his job, we landed in the 47 percent -- and learned how cruel other people's judgment can be
While Americans lost their homes and jobs, the (newly ousted) Vikram Pandit raked in an obscene payday
Proof that Americans are not despairing at the state of the economy: Sales figures at the local dealership
One year in, some contend that the movement has failed. The truth is that its victories are still being felt
We don't just have a jobs problem; we have a good jobs problem. A look at some possible solutions
Only time will tell, but the recovery's been anemic--and it appears to be slowing
On Friday, the Reserve Chair explained how the federal government can help the economy with the funds rate at zero
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