11:04am: Unemployment remains high for young college grads. For those who have found jobs, a majority work in positions that don't even require a college degree. More
9:57am: The Fed was forced to release minutes from its last meeting a few hours early Wednesday after learning that some Congressional staffers got the document on Tuesday.
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9:49am: China trade figures give a boost. Fed minutes come out early.
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8:34am: Germany will be back in recession by September, partly due to its insistence on eurozone austerity that is prolonging the region's crisis, warned billionaire George Soros.
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8:17am: General Motors buys its first paid ads on Facebook in almost a year to sell its entry-level Sonic subcompact.
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7:43am: Companies still don't have to disclose how much (or how little) federal income tax they pay. That needs to change.
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6:44am: In New York's Mohawk Valley, the Remington factory produces guns and jobs. But with every mass shooting, locals fear for the future.
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6:21am: Drones made for cheap could help rescue people from life-threatening situations.
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6:16am: Layoffs are back at pre-recession lows, but new hiring still remains weak.
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6:09am: President Obama will unveil his $3.77 trillion budget proposal for 2014. It would cut deficits by another $1.8 trillion over a decade, impose some new taxes aimed primarily at the wealthy, and make changes to Social Security and Medicare.
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5:58am: Obama wants to change the inflation gauge for Social Security's annual increases to chained CPI, but that would mean reductions in monthly payments to seniors.
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4:51am: China trade figures give U.S. stock futures a boost ahead of Fed minutes.
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1:43am: Fitch Ratings has issued a warning over excessive debt levels in China, arguing that a surge in credit and a reliance on murky lending practices have increased the chance of financial instability.
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12:24am: President Obama on Wednesday is expected to announce a plan that would prohibit individuals from reaping tax advantages on IRAs and other tax-preferred retirement accounts when the funds exceed $3 million.
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