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Meet the class of 2013, the most indebted ever

Phil Izzo: Congrats, Class of 2013, you've got most debt ever. Even adjusting for inflation, you owe double the Class of 1993 http://t.co/GLI071SAUM

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It's probably time to start talking about global youth underemployment

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Explaining the student debt bubble in 17 charts

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Matt Phillips: My pick out for the craziest of the 17 charts on student borrowing? This one. nhttp://t.co/ioeqvZJ9TQ http://t.co/g45guqdoUr

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Since 2007, student debt has doubled to $1.1 trillion

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Jared Keller: Two- thirds of student loans are held by people under 40, and those loans are keeping them out of the housing market http://t.co/x4rmR1ufAG

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Almost half of all college grads are underemployed -- and likely to stay that way

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The latest subprime boom: student loans

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FICO: Student loan bubble "simply unsustainable"

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"Internships are pretty terrible"

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Wall St. intern gets it completely backwards: You won't be able to stop thinking about money

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Heidi N. Moore: Yes RT @BenDWalsh: "I’d never have to think about money again" @kevinroose's Wall St. intern gets it exactly backwards http://t.co/5I9QuOi0

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The Milton Friedman-approved solution to the student loan crisis

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"Please explain your rationale for the rainbow" -- a job applicant's confused attempt to "[add] color to the message"

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Deals
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Yahoo joins the gaggle of bidders for Hulu

EU Mess
5/24
3 Sources

IMF searches soul, blames Europe

UGH
5/24
6 Sources

"It's Rich Kids of Instagram, concentrated in one Canadian"

Bubbly
5/24
2 Sources

Private equity firms and hedge funds are recruiting first-year analysts again

Politicking
5/24

The politicians who hate food stamps but love agricultural subsidies

Housing
5/24

New home sales are up and "will probably continue to increase for some time"

Beer
5/24
1 Sources

Fracking threatens to destroy the German beer industry

Second Acts
5/23

Meet the guy who helps hedge funders cope with prison

Felix
5/23
7 Sources

"The view that 'we have to pay a price for past sins' is nearly always wrong"

Things We Don't Need
5/23
2 Sources

New rifle allows uses "user to stream live video and audio to an iPad "

TBTF
5/23
3 Sources

"The Too Big to Fail Subsidy is Negative Ten Billion Dollars, Says Goldman Sachs"

Hoarders
5/23
3 Sources

Corporate America's hoarding more and more cash, even as the economy improves

Alpha
5/23
1 Sources

No one's particularly sure why the Nikkei dropped 7% overnight

EU Mess
5/23
5 Sources

Rogoff: Fixing the eurozone crisis will require massive writedowns of debt

Crisis Retro
5/23

Ratings agencies are not rating RMBS high enough, so investors are ignoring them

Yikes
5/23
11 Sources

The oil price-fixing scandal has landed in the U.S.

Fannie Mae "is regaining its swagger even as lawmakers plot its demise"

Wall Street lobbyists frequently help draft financial legislation

The deeper agenda behind Abenomics

Welcome to Adulthood

Meet the class of 2013, the most indebted ever

It's probably time to start talking about global youth underemployment

Explaining the student debt bubble in 17 charts

Since 2007, student debt has doubled to $1.1 trillion

Almost half of all college grads are underemployed -- and likely to stay that way

The latest subprime boom: student loans

"Internships are pretty terrible"

Wall St. intern gets it completely backwards: You won't be able to stop thinking about money

The Milton Friedman-approved solution to the student loan crisis

"Please explain your rationale for the rainbow" -- a job applicant's confused attempt to "[add] color to the message"

Yahoo joins the gaggle of bidders for Hulu

IMF searches soul, blames Europe

"It's Rich Kids of Instagram, concentrated in one Canadian"

Private equity firms and hedge funds are recruiting first-year analysts again

The politicians who hate food stamps but love agricultural subsidies

New home sales are up and "will probably continue to increase for some time"

Fracking threatens to destroy the German beer industry

Meet the guy who helps hedge funders cope with prison

"The view that 'we have to pay a price for past sins' is nearly always wrong"

New rifle allows uses "user to stream live video and audio to an iPad "

"The Too Big to Fail Subsidy is Negative Ten Billion Dollars, Says Goldman Sachs"

Corporate America's hoarding more and more cash, even as the economy improves

No one's particularly sure why the Nikkei dropped 7% overnight

Rogoff: Fixing the eurozone crisis will require massive writedowns of debt

Ratings agencies are not rating RMBS high enough, so investors are ignoring them

Dairy farmers are drowning in Greek yogurt's acidic byproduct