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Sales of existing home sales nationally fell 3.2 percent in October, but in the West they were down 7 percent.
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Financial education is key to retirement-planning today, as the savings burden increasingly shifts from employers to individuals, Sheryl Garrett says.
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The Fed moved no closer to unwinding its monthly asset purchasing program at the October meeting, pointing instead to "coming months."
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With bitcoin trading at record levels, it’s becoming an attractive target for cybercriminals, experts say. Here's how to safeguard your accounts.
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A majority of women are unaware birth control is available for free from health insurance plans under Obamacare, although that right faces court challenges.
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"This is the Titanic." That's how former Medtronic Chairman and CEO Bill George described Obamacare. He predicted the troubled federal website won't be fixed by the end of the month.
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Fewer Americans bought existing homes in October, as higher mortgage rates, the 16-day partial government shutdown and a limited supply of homes reduced sales.
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Short-biased hedge funds are practically jumping up and down to alert investors to the opportunity to make money.
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The ebbing economic tide from the Great Recession revealed some of the worst swindles in municipal finance in decades.
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European equities closed higher as investors remained cautious ahead of the release of the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's October meeting.
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Asian shares were mostly lower on Wednesday as a negative handover from Wall Street overshadowed remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
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Rupert Murdoch is moving towards an "amicable" divorce settlement with Wendi Deng Murdoch, the Financial Times reports.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 19- Venture capitalist Tim Draper is stepping back from his investment role at Draper Fisher Jurvetson, the firm he founded in 1985.. Long considered venture-capital royalty, Draper is known for investments such as Internet phone service Skype, now part of Microsoft Corp, and Chinese Internet company Baidu Inc.
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Japan's shares have surged around 45 percent this year, but some analysts expect the rally may continue despite concerns over the country's economy.
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After selling several versions of its PlayStation 3 at a loss, Sony appears to be on a more profitable path with its latest gaming console.
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Japan's $2 trillion in public funds will eventually be invested in stocks and other riskier assets.
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JPMorgan Chase will pay $13 billion in a long-awaited deal with the Justice Department to settle claims over the financial crisis.
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CNBC highlights some the greatest hits in cryptocurrency, including defunct and dubious alternatives. These options are not for the fainthearted.
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The drudgery of working nine 'til five is a common gripe worldwide, but according to a survey by Monster.com, U.S. workers hate it the most.
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Once, almost every American wanted to ‘see the world today in a Chevrolet.’ Will Telsa become as iconic?
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CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the FOMC minutes and says the market reaction was fairly muted even though it was disappointed in what it heard today.
Wednesday, 20 Nov 2013 | 2:24 PM ETCNBC's Diana Olick reports on the worse than expected home sales numbers and how the low rate of first time buyers is hurting the market.
Wednesday, 20 Nov 2013 | 2:00 PM ETCNBC's Steve Liesman reports on the discussions centering on the Fed minutes, including a reduction in Treasurys, and lowering the unemployment threshold and reducing the IOER.