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Financial 411: Foreclosure Forecast for 2011

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Financial 411: Wal-Mart Eyes New York City

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Financial 411: Verizon Gets the iPhone

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Financial 411: Oil Prices on the Rise

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Financial 411: Weekly Business Round-up

106

Financial 411: New Rules on Wages & Tipping at City Restaurants

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Financial 411: The New Congress and Government Finances

108

Financial 411: New Year, New Governor: Part II

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Financial 411: Billboard Real-Estate in New York City

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Financial 411: Looking Toward 2011

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Financial 411: Tips for Holiday Returns

112

Financial 411: Post-Holiday and Post-Snow Sales

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Financial 411: Making Your Charity Donation More Effective

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Financial 411: Is Wall Street's 'Swagger' Back?

115

Financial 411: FCC Approves 'Net Neutrality' Rules

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Financial 411: Tips on Tipping

117

Financial 411: The Stories Behind the Unemployment Numbers

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Financial 411: Wiretaps and Insider Trading

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Financial 411: Holiday Parties Make a Comeback

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Financial 411: A&P Files for Bankruptcy Protection

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Financial 411: Recovering Money for Madoff's Victims

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Financial 411: The Best Places to Work in New York City

123

Financial 411: President, GOP Reach Deal on Tax Cuts

124

Financial 411: Exports and the Economy

125

Financial 411: A Look at the Housing Market in New York City

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Financial 411: Washington Tackles Taxes and the Deficit

127

Financial 411: Retailers Report a Busy Thanksgiving Weekend

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Financial 411: The Holiday Shopping Season Begins

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Financial 411: Fed Lowers Economic Growth Forecast

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Financial 411: General Motors Comes Back to Life

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Financial 411: Fannie, Freddie and Financial Reform

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Financial 411: New York Comptroller Says Wall Street Earnings Could Exceed $19 Billion

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Financial 411: Retailers Weigh in on Holiday Sales

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Financial 411: Rising Commodities Prices, and Their Effect on Consumers

135

Financial 411: Art Auctions and Economics

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Financial 411: Regulating New York City Street Vendors

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Financial 411: A Look at Holiday Hiring

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Financial 411: New Gadgets, In Time for the Holidays

139

Financial 411: The New Congress and the Economy

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Financial 411: Political Gridlock and the Stock Market

141

Financial 411: Fed Open Market Committee Begins Two-Day Meeting

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Financial 411: This Week's Business and Economic News

143

Financial 411: How Political Campaigns are Using Personal Information

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Financial 411: Bank Fees on the Rise

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Financial 411: The Buttonwood Conference Meets in Manhattan

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Financial 411: The Availability of Unemployment Benefits

147

Financial 411: Major Airlines Release Earnings Reports

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Financial 411: Weekly Economic Roundup

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Financial 411: Cable Companies vs. TV Networks

150

Financial 411: U.S. Attorneys General Investigate Bank Foreclosures

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Financial 411: Wall Street Compensation

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Financial 411: Hotel Construction in New York City

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Financial 411: A Look at the Last Jobs Report Before the Mid-Term Elections

154

Financial 411: Making Investments in a Changing Economy

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Financial 411: AmEx to Fight Justice Dept. Lawsuit

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Financial 411: New York's Gubernatorial Candidates Outline Economic Plans

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Financial 411: More Lenders Suspend Foreclosures

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Financial 411: A Review of This Week's Economic News, with Some Thoughts From Business Journalists

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Financial 411: AIG Unveils a Payback Plan, and Authorities Crack Cyber Crime Ring

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Financial 411: Goldman Sachs Shows a New Face, and Wall Street Meets a New Critic

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Financial 411: The Fate of Barnes & Noble, and the Debate Over Sick Leave

162

Financial 411: A Merger in the Airline Industry

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Financial 411: This Week's Business and Economic News

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Financial 411: The New York Film Festival

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Financial 411: A Court Date for Lehman Brothers

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Financial 411: More Budget Cuts for New York City

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Financial 411: Is the Recession Really Over?

168

Financial 411: Unemployment Numbers and the U.S. Poverty Rate

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Financial 411: Congress Returns from Summer Break

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Financial 411: Central Bankers Address Reform

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Financial 411: The Business Week in Review

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Financial 411: The Shrinking US Trade Deficit

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Financial 411: Television News and the Changing Media Landscape

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Financial 411: A Look at Labor Data and the Business Week in Review

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Financial 411: Future of StuyTown and Peter Cooper Village in Limbo

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Financial 411: The Appeal of Trader Joe's

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Financial 411: How the Nation's Banks are Faring

178

Financial 411: Report Shows Tax Revenues on the Rise

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Financial 411: A Warning From Boston About the Developer of 15 Penn Plaza

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Financial 411: New SEC Rules, and a New Building on the Horizon

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Financial 411: Falling Home Sales and New MetroCard Options

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Financial 411: New Credit Card Rules and a Look at the Housing Market

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Financial 411: Unemployment Figures and More Wrangling Over StuyTown

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Financial 411: Retailers Report Earnings and the Bond King Weighs In on Mortgage Industry

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Financial 411: A Second Chance for Grimaldi's and the Week in Review

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Financial 411: Shifting Gears at GM, and Trouble for a Slice of Brooklyn History

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Financial 411: Stress in the Workplace

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Financial 411: Fed to Continue Economic Stimulus

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Financial 411: Cultural Institutions in a Struggling Economy

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Financial 411: The State of the Economy

191

Financial 411: The Internet and Your Privacy

192

Financial 411: Barnes & Noble and the Future of Bookselling

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Financial 411: Automakers Sales Rise Modestly

194

Financial 411: Treasury Sec. Timothy Geithner Visits NYC

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Financial 411: US Economy Grows 2.4 Percent from April to June

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Financial 411: A Solution to NJ’s Falling Real Estate Prices: A Tunnel Under the Hudson River?

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Financial 411: Restaurant Letter Grading Starts in New York City

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Financial 411: Friends at Work Could be Good for the Bottomline

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Financial 411: New York Media Rebounds

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Financial 411: The Financial Overhaul and Small Banks