Wolf’s Finance World

Americans shopped less in July and more signed up for jobless benefits last week in a double dose of bad news for the U.S. […]

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The U.S. Treasury Department should consider expanding programs to cleanse troubled assets from bank balance sheets if current efforts fail to restart markets or […]

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You would think after global financiers triggered the current, unprecedented worldwide recession and credit crisis, they might embrace inevitable reforms that their reckless conduct made […]

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When the Organization for Competitive Markets holds its annual conference in downtown St. Louis today, a certain target of the daylong meeting will be […]

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Top U.S. bank regulators will speak out on Tuesday against some key elements of the Obama administration’s plan to reshape financial regulation, saying parts […]

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The two suitors for GM’s German unit Opel must improve their bids to win government backing, German Economy Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg said on […]

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Some car shoppers are finding that their trade-in vehicles, which qualified for a Cash for Clunkers rebate last week, don’t this week because of […]

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