Housing

Four reasons the housing recovery isn’t boosting the economy yet

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Sony may actually be considering Daniel Loeb's spin-off plan

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Broker pitchbooks are exactly as sleazy as you expect them to be

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Tax Arcana

Apple isn't the only one using effective tax avoidance strategies

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Rich moms are hiring the handicapped to pose as family members to cut lines at Disney World

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Tim Price: RT @elisefoley: This is the worst http://t.co/mXFG5ZN7b2
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How austerity kills

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100,000 homeowners received national mortgage settlement checks for the wrong amount

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Anthony De Rosa: RT @mccarthyryanj: Beyond farce at this point: more errors found in homeowners' national mortgage settlement checks http://t.co/Zd2kboRsrw
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The securities industry isn't a fan of its employee's privacy

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From 2000 to 2011, 11.5 million Americans lost their employer-provided health insurance

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Workers are getting misleading information about their 401(k) options when they switch jobs

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TurboTax is fighting to keep simple, free tax filing from becoming a reality

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Matthew C. Klein: The companies selling tax prep software, and Grover Norquist, have lobbied aggressively against free easy tax filing: http://t.co/zLwAepyxmi
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14 million Americans can't work: the startling rise in disability in the US

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Lose $6 billion in a very public way and you too could be lauded at a Wall Street awards dinner

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Betting against the London Whale was a "fairly easy and obvious trade to do"
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"Things to keep in mind when looking at buying a German castle"

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Alec MacGillis: Ha! After featuring moats and regal courtyards in past weeks, WSJ's Mansion section goes full-feudal: actual castles. http://t.co/5Ywh0V9Q8w