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The Labor Department reported Friday morning that the unemployment rate rose to 10.2% for October on job losses of 191,000, giving the public and Washington new reasons to disagree over the Obama Administration's course |  |



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The value of the greenback has resumed its downward spiral, but don't count out the world's reserve currency yet |  |
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Do you or your kids play FarmVille, Mafia Wars or Restaurant City? Then you may well have some unpleasant surprises on your cell-phone bill |  |
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In this economy, retailers are reluctant to invest in new locations. But with rents cheap, they're opening short-term stores for the holidays. Inside a retail phenomenon |  |
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Germany was hit with a one-two punch this week -- first, GM pulled out of a deal to sell Opel and Vauxhall, then it announced 10,000 job cuts in Europe. Can Berlin do anything now to protect its interests? |  |


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Many companies are emerging from two years of losses, which means their pockets are stuffed with valuable tax credits |  |
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Former Esquire editor-in-chief Lee Eisenberg examines why American consumers buy things and why, despite the recession, we will probably never stop |  |
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Though critics contend that the home buyers' tax credit is wasteful, Congress is poised to hand the real estate industry an $11 billion lift |  |
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TIME interviews Rick Sharga of RealtyTrak, a leading expert on America's home-foreclosure crisis |
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Shanghai Disneyland, Disney's second theme park in China, could boost the company's brand in a key market -- but will the existing Hong Kong Disneyland suffer? |
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Johan de Nysschen, head of Audi's U.S. division, on why he believes that clean-diesel technology will revolutionize the auto industry |  |
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Hampered by a slim lineup of new models and poor reviews on many of its existing models, Chrysler eyes a better future |  |
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New book The Curse of the Mogul excoriates the leaders of America's big media companies for shortsighted, self-indulgent grandiosity. And that's just for starters |  |
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Former Bear Stearns executive Steven Begleiter aims to make a cool $7.2 million with his poker skills, but one poker pro calls him "a loose cannon" |  |
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The bill, which also extends unemployment benefits and expands a tax break for money-losing businesses, now goes to President Barack Obama, who plans to sign it Friday |  |
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She is the star of the Obama Cabinet and an international celebrity -- and after nine months of staying out of the limelight, Hillary Clinton has arrived on the global stage. An intimate portrait of the diplomat and her world |
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The second-ranking House Democrat predicted that historic health care legislation will be passed Saturday as the AARP signed on to the bill |  |
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Conservatives get the most attention as the GOP revives. But moderates in the Republican Party are rising too |  |
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The GOP gubernatorial victories in New Jersey and Virginia may not have been a referendum on Obama, but they did show that the President's popularity cannot so easily be transferred |  |
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Maine's vote against gay marriage, much like all of the states before it, including California's Prop 8 a year ago, will do little to slow the fight over it |  |
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