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ECONOMIX BLOG: The Case for Higher Taxes
Eventually voters will have to choose between tax increases or steep cuts to spending programs that they embrace, an economist writes.
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OFF THE CHARTS: Studying Housing Through Distorted Indexes
For various reasons, recent price declines in housing may be overstated by state indexes.
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Mortgage Companies Settle Suits on Military Foreclosures
Subsidiaries of Bank of America and Morgan Stanley will pay scores of service members at least $22 million for violating a law on foreclosures.
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Wells Fargo Bankers Answer Criticism of Lending Practices
Two of the company's top executives spoke about the criticism levied against them and the challenges of doing business during the economic crisis.
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DEALBOOK: Winding Down the Bailouts, and Trying Not to Lose Money
The Treasury Department still maintains significant stakes in a few rescued companies like A.I.G. and G.M., and it hopes to avoid losing money on them.
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EDITORIAL: As Housing Goes, So Goes the Economy
The ailing market is not going to heal itself. The Obama administration should champion a government fix, and Congress and regulators should act on it.
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DEALBOOK: As Bank Woes Ease, the F.D.I.C.'s Fund Is Building Up
Only four lenders were added to the government list of so-called problem banks in the first quarter, the smallest increase since the financial crisis began.
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Decorum Breaks Down at House Hearing
A panel chairman accused Elizabeth Warren, who is directing the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, of lying.
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GOP proposal would raise FHA down payments
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Bank of America to Settle Overdrafts Suit for $410 Million
The bank would pay $410 million to settle a class-action stemming from charges collected from customers overdrawing their accounts.
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DEALBOOK: Community Banks Lobby to Limit New Regulations
The anxious community banking industry says new rules under the Dodd-Frank law could hurt their bottom line and even cause a few banks to fail.
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As Lenders Hold Homes in Foreclosure, Sales Are Hurt
The nation's biggest banks and mortgage lenders have amassed a glut of foreclosed homes that threatens to deepen the housing slump.
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BUCKS BLOG: The Dangerous Allure of Distressed Real Estate
Too many people will jump in at today's prices without figuring out whether the numbers on real estate ownership actually add up.
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THE SEARCH: Talk About Pay Today, or Suffer Tomorrow
Because most pay raises are percentage increases, failing to negotiate your salary from the outset can mean a career of regrets.
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CORNER OFFICE: BARRY SALZBERG: The Right Job? It's Much Like the Right Spouse
In hiring, Barry Salzberg, the next global chief of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, says he tries to make sure that the candidate and the company are perfect for each other.
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ECONOMIC VIEW: Needed: Plain Talk About the Dollar
It's standard Washingtonspeak: The United States favors a strong dollar. But sometimes that's not the right answer.
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It Teetered, It Tottered, It Was Bound to Fall Down
NovaStar Financial was a microcosm of the home-lending assembly line that would set the stage for the credit crisis of 2008, the new book "Reckless Endangerment" says.
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