11:25pm: China's consumer price index dropped dramatically last month, retreating from a 10-month high posted in February. More
5:40pm: J.C. Penney is replacing Ron Johnson as CEO with his predecessor, Mike Ullman.
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4:37pm: Now that property values are recovering and the economy's on the upswing, homeowners are once again considering whether to renovate or start fresh in a new house.
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4:32pm: Alcoa reported earnings that beat expectations, but missed on sales.
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4:30pm: Not planning to sell your house anytime soon? Take advantage of the rebound in housing by putting your rising home equity to work.
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4:25pm: In most parts of the country home sellers have finally regained the upper hand. To get the best price, you need to finesse your timing, list competitively and understand local conditions.
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4:21pm: Despite rising prices and mortgage rates that are edging upward, buying a home is still cheaper than renting in the majority of the top 100 markets.
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4:01pm: Former Federal Reserve chair Paul Volcker warned that central banks could pose risks to the global economy with their unorthodox and aggressive moves.
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3:44pm: The Senate confirmed former U.S. attorney for New York White as chairman of Wall Street watchdog in Obama's second term.
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3:22pm: News Corp. is threatening to make Fox a pay-TV channel if Aereo stays in business
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3:14pm: You can now pay your bar tab with Bitcoins at this New York City bar.
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1:44pm: Macy's and JCPenney are back in court to finish off their fight over Martha Stewart home goods, after a month-long attempt to settle the case in mediation hit a dead end.
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1:21pm: In 2012, a total of 1,968 lobbying reports mentioned the word "cybersecurity" several times, according to a report the Center for Responsive Politics compiled for CNNMoney
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12:02pm: To date, President Obama has raised tax rates on the rich, extended a few of his new tax breaks for the middle class, and kept their income tax rates down. Here's what the president will push for now.
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11:31am: Facebook is going global with a trial service that lets you directly contact celebrities and people who are outside of your network -- but this privilege comes with a price.
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10:30am: First quarter results for big banks (and small ones) are unlikely to dazzle investors as loan growth and mortgage refinancing slows down.
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9:42am: Stocks turned higher as investors gear up for start of earnings season. Investors continue monitoring Europe's debt crisis and nuclear tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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9:40am: Shodan is an Internet search engine capable of finding just about every connected thing imaginable.
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8:37am: Portugal will cut spending on education, health and welfare in a bid to meet the terms of its international rescue.
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6:05am: As credit unions begin to behave more like banks, they're not always the low-cost option.
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6:03am: New policies are bringing investors back to Japan's stock market. Here's how to play the world's no. 3 economy.
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6:00am: As many doctors struggle to keep their practices financially sound, some are buckling under money woes and being pushed into bankruptcy.
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5:53am: China sought Monday to reassure foreign investors, saying it would never close its doors to the outside world and was committed to improving the business climate.
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4:54am: Investors hope to shake off a dismal jobs report, while monitoring Europe's debt crisis and nuclear tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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1:55am: The Australian dollar is set to become only the third currency to trade directly with the Chinese yuan -- a move that will help internationalize China's currency.
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