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While critics contend that the Occupy Wall Street movement lacks a clear message or goal, Seth Doane reports that this has not prevented organizers from raising over $300,000 in donations towards their cause.
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While the world has been transfixed by the astonishing economic growth in China and India, just out of the spotlight Brazil has been turning a once moribund economy into a juggernaut. Not so long ago you could watch the inflation rate tick higher by the hour in Brazil, unemployment grew just as quickly and the nation was in the grip of a military dictatorship. Despite all this, Brazilians have remained optimistic. With momentum building, tens of millions are being winched out of poverty.
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As college tuition rises, families face new challenges. Lynn O'Shaughnessy and Ray Martin join Erica Hill and Zac Bissonnette to discuss payment strategies.
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We're now in a housing double dip, but amidst all the bleak news, there is one group group who can benefit from the depressed housing market: Buyers. MoneyWatch's Eric Schurenberg offers three reasons why now is the perfect time to buy.
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Morningstar's Bob Johnson says flat nominal wages, increasing signs of inflation, and strapped state and local governments could hinder consumer spending.
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The American Jobs Act put forth by President Obama offers many incentives to small businesses and corporations, but as Cynthia Bowers reports, some business owners feel it's not enough.
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The underlying trend in retail sales suggests a steady, but uninspiring, recovery rate, says Morningstar's Bob Johnson.
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While the consequences of the credit crunch appear all too apparent, the intricacies of the complex financial instruments involved, combined with the vast sweep of the global financial system, seem to defy explanation. In this segment, Phill Mullan explains how China actually keeps the US working, while the US fails to create value.
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Carrie Schwab Pomerantz, chief strategist/consumer education for Charles Schwab & Co. Inc., discusses how it is to be a woman in the business world. She also talks about the components of being a good leader in the business world.
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Views: 14,094
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Chris Wragge talks to Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody's Analytics, about what would happen if the U.S. lost its AAA credit rating.
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Devil's Derivatives' author Nick Dunbar talks about how financial innovation is killing the economy.
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Anita Hill reveals who she feels was hurt most by predatory lending.
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With around 120,000 people declared bankrupt each month, many of the squeezed middle-class see the American dream slipping away. "Our national myth is changing", explains journalist Thomas Hartmann. Whereas hard work was once seen as the route to prosperity in the US, nowadays the best most people can hope for is a lottery win. Disenchanted with the mainstream politicians who have not done enough to help them, many are turning to the traditionalist Tea Party.
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Following a €109 billion bailout agreement thousands of Greeks have protested against austerity measures and even greater debt.This report goes to the grassroots and asks how ordinary Greeks view the crisis. Many in Greece foresee a bleak future as the country cuts deeper into pensions and salaries and sells off valuable assets. Protesters, who complain that they are paying the price of leaders' incompetence, are especially angry at for measures, "that turn Greece into a colony of its creditors"
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Poland was the only EU country whose economy continued to grow uninterrupted through the recent financial crisis. Whilst other countries have hit disaster, it has developed into a vibrant European metropolis. In the university town of Krakow, young students are optimistic about their future in Poland."Warsaw is a truly fantastic place for business and the people are hungry for success". Whilst the youth in other European countries were rioting in the streets, Polish students were partying.
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