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Obama’s blueprint for strengthening financial reform
Dodd-Frank was a nice step, but the president needs to give regulators the resources to do their jobs. Here's how
Dodd-Frank was a nice step, but the president needs to give regulators the resources to do their jobs. Here's how
Romney may have put it into words, but the ideas behind it have been swirling for decades
Students who take out loans aren't receiving special favors. They're making a financial transaction like any other
Romney's strategy to address our current jobs crisis recycles, nearly word for word, the plans of the past
Romney may be plotting an ambitious restructuring of mortgages, but how aggressive will he be?
Mitt has no idea how to bring these numbers down, and Ryan doesn't bring any useful solutions to the table VIDEO
A quick analysis based on class shows that the math doesn't add up, particularly for the poor and middle class
The idea that the rich create all the economy's value is simply not true. What's more, Obama knows it
That elite sliver reaped 93 percent of the post-recession income gains. Is extreme inequality America's new normal?
From schools to prisons, outsourcing government's works typically ends with cronyism, waste and unaccountability
Will Obama's proposal be enough to save this generation of graduates from lifelong debt?
The vast majority are in finance or high-level management -- and their wages have skyrocketed