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- Eurozone economic confidence slides in May
- Spanish bond yields rise to euro-era high
Investors are worried that Bankia's problems might spread across Spain's banking sector, which has suffered from the collapse of the construction industry.
PERSONAL FINANCE
It's OK to be skeptical when college counselors claim to have "special relationships" with admissions officers.
The botched offering of Facebook stock has raised several troubling questions, but at least we don't have to worry about the one that plagues many IPOs: How are a few select investors able to buy in early at lower prices and then pocket huge profits when the trading frenzy begins?
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WEB WEALTH
Facebook’s initial public offering started out as a cultural phenomenon and ended the week as another black eye for Wall Street. That may or may not make things hard for new IPOs.
YOUR MONEY
He says white-collar crime is very difficult to detect unless you know how to look for the obscure signals that can show up in financial filings.
INQUIRING CONSUMER
Lost in the hype - and then furor - of the company's IPO is this salient fact: One in four Americans spent time on the social network in America.
MICHELLE SINGLETARY | THE COLOR OF MONEY
Commentary from the Washington Post columnist.
SPECIAL REPORT: 2012 RETIREMENT GUIDE
Just four years after the real estate market and Wall Street crashed, baby boomers approaching retirement see reasons for optimism.
So, who should pay for unemployment benefits? Should employers pay the brunt, as they do now? What about workers? After all, it's an insurance policy for them. How about the unemployed themselves? Maybe if they got a little less, or if fewer of them qualified for benefits, Pennsylvania's fund wouldn't be bleeding red.
Your lunch could be costing you nearly $2,000 a year, not to mention the extra cost of that coffee every morning. Here's some tips on how to pack a meal that saves money, calories and time.
Haven: Michael Gerard Walzer has taken that old saying, "A man's home is his castle" to heart, literally transforming his home into one.
Is the housing market in recovery? It depends upon which report you hear and on which day.
More than 28,000 employees told us why their employer is the best in the Philadelphia region.
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Driver's Seat: The marriage of a gasoline engine and an electric motor isn't a happy one.
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