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Since early April, stocks have moved higher on rising hopes that the economy can revive later this year.

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Familiar Pair of Recession Fighters

The shrinking trade deficit, driven by exports and a weaker dollar, has helped keep the economy afloat. Strong productivity gains are also boosting profits, while fending off inflation

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Police Those Charge Cards

Via the Credit Cardholders Bill of Rights, the U.S. should regulate the industry to protect consumers from sudden interest-rate increases such as those recently imposed by Bank of America, which more than doubled rates for certain cardholders. Pro or con?

 

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IN YOUR FACE: IN BRAZIL, A GUSHER

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Reader Anh Lai Writes:

"There is a solution everyone is scared about pursuing: If you want a clean environment, we have to go nuclear to produce more electricity."

 

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Intel: The Chips May Not Be Down for Long

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David Hightower on the Explosion in Commodities Markets

"You may see bubbles temporarily deflating, but it won't be the end of the boom. It could be a longer cycle than most people think"

 
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