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UK short-term interest rates are at 318-year lows

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Big and Cheap: how the Depression created 20th century American food

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"Americans 60 and older still owe $36 billion in student loans"

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U.S. child miners from the 1900s

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"Until the early 20th century, holding a mortgage came with a stigma."

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Gated communities: "we used to call them castles"

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In the early 1900s, pedestrians killed by cars were treated like fallen soldiers and jaywalking didn't exist

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A map of LA when streetcars, not freeways, dominated

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How the industrial revolution and a group of entrepreneurs saved the British penny

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CBO compares the Obama and congressional budget plans

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The Fed
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Why the US and Europe need a tad more inflation

New Normal
5/17
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Why the housing market continues to disappoint: supply-side issues

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Americans say a family of four needs nearly $60,000 per year to get by

Black market
5/17

Argentina is considering amnesty for those who launder money through its banks

Valuations
5/17
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No one is sure if this mansion listed at $190 million is actually worth that much

Alpha
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Bill Ackman is investing in a $90 million New York penthouse

TBTF
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EU Mess
5/16
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It's banks that are killing Europe, not simply austerity

EU Mess
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Europe's Central Bank now even wronger on inflation

The Oracle
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S&P has downgraded Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway

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The US government expects to make $51 billion from student loans this year

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The CBO is still likely over-estimating future deficits

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Housing
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"The current Chairman of J.P. Morgan should be run out of town on a rail"

Greek shipping magnates are not really feeling the whole economic depression thing

UK short-term interest rates are at 318-year lows

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