China's fastest-growing cities for millionaires

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Immigration bill could cut deficits by $175 billion - CBO

A bipartisan Senate bill that would create a path to legal status for many of the 11.5 million undocumented immigrants in the United States could reduce deficits by $175 billion over the first 10 years and by at least $700 billion in the second decade.

Google files First Amendment court case against NSA surveillance secrecy

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Gov't claims spying programs stopped plot to bomb New York Stock Exchange

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It's official: Jack Lew's new signature

It's official: Treasury Secretary Jack Lew has undergone a transformation, at least when it comes to penmanship.

G-8 promises to tackle tax cheats

The world's major developed economies committed Tuesday to step up efforts to make individuals and companies pay the taxes they owe.

High speed trading: Paying for an edge

Take a look at any major stock index two seconds before the monthly Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey hits the airwaves, and the trading volume is astounding.

Enterprises launch their own private clouds

Scrappy online startups were among the first to realize that renting computing power from cloud providers like Amazon Web Services was an excellent deal. For some, it was the only way they'd get off the ground. What investor would pay millions to build a data center for a new game or service that might not take off?

Is gold losing its safe haven appeal?

The recent volatility in global financial markets hasn't done much to boost falling gold prices.

Swiss lawmakers nix bank deal with U.S.

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Stocks rally as Fed looms large

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Home building continues to rise

The pace of home building gained steam in May, another sign of the housing market's recovery.

Obama: Bernanke has 'stayed a lot longer' than expected

President Obama hinted Monday that he will not reappoint Ben Bernanke to a third term as Federal Reserve chairman.

Chrysler relents, agrees to recall 2.7 million Jeeps

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Ex-trader charged with Libor rigging in U.K.

U.K. authorities have charged former UBS and Citigroup trader Tom Hayes with fraud for allegedly attempting to rig global benchmark interest rates.

Myanmar: Tales from the last business frontier

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Federal housing offices to close in worst foreclosure areas

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Perils of moving to a no-tax state

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Yahoo: 13,000 government requests for data

Yahoo said Tuesday it received between 12,000 and 13,000 requests for user data from U.S. law enforcement agencies over the last six months.

Stocks: Pointing higher as Fed fears wane

Investors were taking a cautious approach Tuesday as they hope the Federal Reserve will calm fears about an early end to cheap money.

Health care costs to slow in 2014

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The missing bond funds in your 401(k)

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NASA selects more women astronauts

NASA has selected another generation of astronauts to travel to new destinations in the solar system, including an asteroid and Mars, and for the first time in its history half of the new candidates are women.

Should I move my IRA to my new job's 401(k)?

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Lone Signal aims to send "hello!" tweets to extraterrestrials

Would you pay 25 cents to send a tweet to space on the odd chance that an alien might read it? The founders of Lone Signal hope so. The New York startup is launching a new website through which anyone can submit messages that will be broadcast to a star 17 light years away.

Kickstarter pulls plug on scam minutes before $120,000 heist

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Feds seize 14 7-Eleven stores in ID theft case

Federal authorizes seized 14 7-Eleven stores in New York and Virginia, and indicted nine owners and managers, charging them with stealing identities and exploiting more than 50 illegal immigrants.

Professors teach into their golden years

While most people dream of the day they can retire, many college professors plan to put it off or work until their final years.

U.S. and Europe kick off free trade talks

The U.S. and Europe announced the start of negotiations on a transatlantic trade and investment pact, which has the potential to add about $420 billion a year to the global economy.

The man who sells celebrity hair

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