A fresh snapshot of the economy comes in better-than-expected, Coke adds more nutrition information and Wal-Mart looks to play Santa.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Money Minute: GDP Surprise
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Your Money: The Debate Over State Laws for Banks
Moderate House Democrats are drafting a proposal that would continue to shield big banks from potentially tougher state regulations when it comes to selling products such as credit cards, mortgages and savings accounts.
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AP Top Stories 09.30.09
Sept. 30: Massive damage in Samoa and American Somoa following tsunami; Michelle Obama arrives in Denmark; President Obama convenes Afghan War council meeting; Cirque du Soleil founder heads to outer space.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Sept. 29: Consumer Confidence Weighs on Stocks
A surprise drop in consumer confidence tripped up investors, a day after two corporate takeovers set off a steep market rally.
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Your Money: Relief From Overdraft Fees
Several banks have dropped the excessive overdraft fees that have drawn the scorn of politicians and consumers alike. AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains.
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AP Top Stories 09.29.09
Sept. 29: Death toll up in Philippines flooding; Obama's Olympic pitch; New charge in Chicago student death; Buffalos stampede through South Dakota
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Monday, September 28, 2009
Your Money: Airline Surcharges for the Holidays
Several major U.S. carriers have added surcharges for travel on and around the upcoming holiday season. AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains.
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