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Cyprus, Turkey At Odds Over Natural Gas Drilling

by: Joanna Kakissis

On Thanksgiving, Stores Serve Up A Side Of Shopping

by: Sonari Glinton

To Lure Shoppers, Wal-Mart Tries Same-Day Delivery

by: Jeff Brady

Are Stocks Threatened By 'Generation Sell'?

Tempted By Holiday Discounts, Consumers 'Self-Gift'

by: Shannon Mullen

Have you ever been out shopping for other people during the holiday season, and the sales were so good you couldn't help but buy something for yourself?

The Past And Future Of America's Biggest Retailers

by: NPR Staff

It's an anniversary that most Americans can celebrate — the birthday of the Big Box. Discount shopping as we know it, began 50 years ago.

Tesla Revived The Electric Car, But Can It Sell It?

by: Sonari Glinton

Car Dealers Sue Tesla, Citing State Franchise Laws

by: Stan Alcorn

New York Stock Exchange To Reopen Wednesday

State Officials Announce Plan to Bring New Businesses to Springfield

Date: 10/26/2012

Contributor: Henry Epp

Massachusetts Secretary of Housing and Economic Development says he has a bold new plan to encourage businesses to move to western Massachusetts.

Sunday Football Helps NBC Reclaim Top Spot

by: Sami Yenigun

Mortgage Interest Deduction Could Be In Play

by: Marilyn Geewax

Can U.S. Still Lead In Economic And 'Soft' Power?

by: Marilyn Geewax

Investors' Funds Are Recovering, But Not Their Nerves

by: Marilyn Geewax

Beep If You Understand Veep Buzzwords

by: Marilyn Geewax

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