1:34pm: Mitt Romney said Wednesday he wants to cut marginal tax rates for individuals by 20%. More
11:58am: Treasury Secretary Geithner unveils Obama proposal to reduce top rate to 28%, says code 'needs to be reformed and modernized.'
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11:13am: Power tailgates could fall unexpectedly, causing injury.
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10:32am: Realtors' reading on existing home prices falls to lowest point since November 2001, but that drop in prices, low mortgage rates, sparks pick-up in sales pace.
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10:07am: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau takes aim at a fee that riles consumers: Overdraft fees
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10:07am: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau takes aim at a fee that riles consumers: Overdraft fees
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9:37am: U.S. stocks were modestly lower Wednesday on soft global economic data and doubts about the latest Greek bailout.
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7:59am: HSBC's Chinese manufacturing purchasing managers' index edged up to 49.7 ... just shy of the growth benchmark of 50.
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6:19am: U.S. stocks were poised for a flat open Wednesday, as investors question whether Greece's newest bailout will be effective.
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6:07am: Mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been paying big legal fees for former senior executives, which means taxpayers are also paying big.
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5:57am: Americans are going to be a lot more tightfisted with their tax refunds this year, with more taxpayers planning to save the cash they get back from Uncle Sam instead of spending it, according to a survey by the National Retail Federation.
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5:49am: The recent momentum of the economic recovery feels a lot like early 2011, when many of the same green shoots were driving optimism. But that didn't last long.
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5:29am: The financial crisis and the sluggish recovery have landed some blows to your personal finances. But you're still standing -- and it's time to fight back.
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5:19am: The big wireless carriers are all hunting for spectrum -- which often means buying out their rivals.
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