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Stocks down for sixth week, Dow below 12,000
The Dow fell more than 170 points, continuing a losing streak that is the worst since 2002.
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'Too Big to Fail' – real story's not over
'Too Big to Fail' movie ends early in the crisis. But policymakers, public still struggling with aftermath of 'too big to fail' decisions.
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Stocks end mixed. Best first quarter since 1998.
Stocks closed out the quarter with the Dow gaining 742 points, its biggest first-quarter point gain in more than a decade and its biggest percentage gain since 1994.
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Stock market melt-up? One of five things to watch March 30.
Stock market has done the opposite of a melt-down this quarter, despite crises in Egypt, Libya, and Japan. Without gains in just two sectors, however, the stock market would be far less buoyant.
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Foreclosures spark big lawsuits against banks
Foreclosures have prompted a wave of class-action suits, which could cost banks billions of dollars, a congressional watchdog says.
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Foreclosures up especially in cities
Foreclosures in the US have increased over the summer and have become particularly serious in metropolitan areas.
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Bernanke: Fed is probing flawed foreclosure process and its risks for economy
Paperwork mess surrounding the foreclosure process is under investigation by several agencies. The Fed is one, Chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday.
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Bernanke: Regulators looking into foreclosure mess
Bernanke says Fed should have preliminary report next month about whether mortgage lenders broke rules in foreclosing on homeowners.
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Latest foreclosure crisis: Is that bank takeover legal?
Several large banks have halted efforts to foreclose on homes in 23 states. There's evidence that many foreclosures may have been processed with incomplete or improper paperwork.
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Can you spot the fake? How about on foreclosure documents?
Lenders who produced fake mortgage documents and falsified affidavits may find their attempts to foreclose thrown out of court.
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