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- Check, please: 10 fading US restaurant chains
These eateries have stumbled over the past decade and may have trouble regaining their footing in a competitive industry. Should we stick a fork in them?
- Dow soars 308 as fiscal bill sparks huge rally
- StockScouter: 50 picks for January
- Dividend taxes going up -- for a select few
- Mirhaydari: Is this as good as market will get?
- Domino's founder scores win against Obamacare
- Why your paycheck will shrink despite budget deal
- Al Gore, partner sell Current TV to Al-Jazeera
- Cliff deal answers question: Who exactly is 'rich'?
- Cramer: Why investors should be optimistic
- Wendy's new 99-cent strategy | WEN
- Starbucks to roll out $1 reusable cups | SBUX
- Jubak: Test for gold investors | Commodity rally?
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Anthony Mirhaydari: Evidence is mounting that stocks could fall to 2011 lows -- or worse. Such a drop would be worth at least 21% from here.
LATEST NEWS
- Asia stocks eke out gains on China hopes, oil eases1:42 AM ET | Reuters
- Bigger fights loom after "fiscal cliff" deal12:44 AM ET | Reuters
- Ex-directors of Satyam win ruling in U.S. class-action suit1/2/2013 | Reuters
- DoubleLine launches stock management division1/2/2013 | Reuters
- Starbucks to open first outlet in Vietnam in early February12:06 AM ET | Reuters
- China services growth adds to economic revival hopes1/2/2013 | Reuters
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A payroll tax cut is allowed to lapse, taking a big bite out of middle-class earnings.
Stocks start higher for 5th straight yearThe Dow jumps more than 300 points as markets cheer the fiscal cliff bill.
More tough spending battles on the horizonThe political infighting over the debt ceiling and the federal budget could get ugly.
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REAL ESTATE
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AUTOS
Mercedes' Ener-G-Force SUV concept will debut at the L.A. Auto Show.
- 10 classic Bond cars — on a budget
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- The greatest cars in song
- 25 most stolen new vehicles
- Road Raves: Premium car, affordable price
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