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Financial 411, 637 episodes. Page 3 of 7.

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Financial 411: Is Democracy Good for Charities in the Age of Facebook?

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Financial 411: New Rules of the Road, Goldman’s Settlement with the SEC

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Financial 411: The ABC’s of the Financial Overhaul

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Financial 411: It's a Mixed Bag for Retail Sales

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Financial 411: Commerical Real Estate Weak in New York; New Jersey Gets a Property Tax Cap

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Financial 411: New York Considers Taxing Out of State Fund Managers

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Financial 411: Advice For The Job Search: Spend Less Time Looking

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Financial 411: AIG’s Casano Explains Himself

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Financial 411: Wall Street Is Hiring Again

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Financial 411: iPhone Mania Strikes Again

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Financial 411: Home Sales Fell in May--What's Next

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Financial 411: Dollar Van Solution to Transit Cuts and the City's New Deputy Mayor for Economic Development

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Financial 411: New York and the Disaster in the Gulf

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Financial 411: Bringing Nannies Into the System

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Financial 411: New York City Struggles to Bring Pay Stubs into the Electronic Age

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Financial 411: The Volcker Rule: What It Would Mean For Banks

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Financial 411: Amortize This!

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Financial 411: A Cheaper Ticket to the Jets

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Financial 411: Meetup.com CEO Takes a Sledgehammer to Apple's iPad

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Financial 411: Oil Spill in the Gulf Affects Local Seafood Suppliers

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Financial 411: More Consumer Debt, But Less of it on Plastic

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Financial 411: The LeBron Stimulus Package?

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Financial 411: Beyond Protests

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Financial 411: Genial Motors

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Financial 411: Letting Go

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Financial 411: Good News on Nantucket

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Financial 411: Andrew’s Way

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Financial 411: Waiting For The Bus

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Financial 411: Facebook Announces Privacy Overhaul

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Financial 411: Taking A Closer Look at Stock Market Swings

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Financial 411: Home Sales Surge

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Financial 411: Troubled Tavern

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Financial 411: Mapping The Contagion

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Financial 411: A Mortgage For Less Than 5 Percent Interest

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Financial 411: Moody’s Swings

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Financial 411: Morgan Stanley Under Investigation?

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Financial 411: The Inexplicable Drop

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Financial 411: Man or Machine

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Finanical 411: A Marriage in Newark

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Finanical 411: Bloomberg Says Layoffs Are Necessary

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Finanical 411: Jimmy Cayne Speaks

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Finanical 411: Behavioral Economics and the Parking Meter

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Financial 411: Good For New York?

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Financial 411: A Pledge To Cut Red Tape

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Financial 411: From Betting Parlors To Sports Bars

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Financial 411: Why is The Port Authority So Expensive to Insure?

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Financial 411: Goldman Executives Defend Firm’s Actions

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Financial 411: Hot Career: Elevator Repair

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Financial 411: What Happens When A Hummus-Maker Leaves Town

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Financial 411: An End To “Too Big To Fail” or More of the Same?

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Financial 411: The 77 Cent Question

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Financial 411: In the Eye of the Beholder

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Financial 411: SEC v. Goldman Sachs and Who?

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Financial 411: Sold a Bill of Goods?

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Financial 411: “Inappropriate, Wrong and Unethical”

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Financial 411: “Bubble Tennis,”Anyone?

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Financial 411: How Do You Count Freelancers?

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Financial 411: Could the Federal Reserve Have Done More to Prevent the Financial Crisis?

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Financial 411: St. Vincent’s-- The Untold Story

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Financial 411: Explanations

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Financial 411: From White Shoe to DDD Cups

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Financial 411: Got A Lottery You Wanna Sell?

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Financial 411: Apartment Sales Double in Manhattan

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Financial 411: Citi Living

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Financial 411: Salvation in an E-Reader?

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Financial 411: In New Jersey, a Bank Is Dead, but Not Buried

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Financial 411: Blockbuster Keeps On Chugging

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Financial 411: The To-Do List

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Financial 411: Health Care Costs: One Reason for Companies to Stay Small

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Financial 411: A Two-Way Street

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Financial 411: Tracking the Life (or Death) of a Toxic Asset

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Financial 411: The Only Way Is Up…and Sideways

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Financial 411: NYC, Home Sweet Home

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Financial 411: Ravitch To Wall Street: Quit Peddling Product!

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Financial 411: Taxicab Confessions

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Financial 411: A Bone for Bandit

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Financial 411: The Booming Business of Bankruptcy

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Financial 411: A First For Everything….

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Financial 411: The Life And Death of NYC Real Estate Deals

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Financial 411: An App For That

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Financial 411: Fannie’s and Freddie’s Future

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Financial 411: The Extreme Sport of Coupon Cutting

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Financial 411: Where to Put the Consumer Financial Protection Agency?

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Financial 411: Haiti’s Textile Dreams

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Financial 411: Bank Branch Building Boom is Over

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Financial 411: The Economic Case for Locally-Grown

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Financial 411: Schumer Tops the List

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Financial 411: Paterson Ends His Campaign

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Financial 411: Sugar and Taxes

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Financial 411: Bathroom Break

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Financial 411: NYC Airports Score Badly on Consumer Survey

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Financial 411: Duane Reade Changes Hands

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Financial 411: Tax Evasion: Is It Always Bad?

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Financial 411: Money, Politics, and the $177 Bagel Sandwich with Soda.

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Financial 411: A Better Bottom Line? Move the Printer!

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Finanical 411: Taking Out The Middlemen

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Financial 411: So Long, Richie Rich?

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Financial 411: The $600 Trillion Question

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Financial 411: What’s In A Name?

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Financial 411: Who’s “Average”?