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More than two years after he put the bulk of his savings into a supposedly secure investment account at Wells Fargo & Co., Gus White will...
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 video game gets Hollywood-scale launch
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Congress is cracking down on Internet marketing companies
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California Atty. Gen. Jerry Brown issued a safety warning Tuesday, alleging that seven toys and other products tested by the Center for...
Pacific Sunwear shares fall 22.6% after it posts 3rd-quarter loss
Pacific Sunwear of California Inc. suffered a major wipeout Tuesday, a day after posting a loss and releasing a sales forecast that missed...
Millions may have to repay part of Making Work Pay tax credit
Reporting from Washington Tiffany Hsu and Los Angeles -- More than 15.4 million Americans soon could learn that what the tax man giveth, the...
Retail sales rise 1.4 % in October
WASHINGTON -- Retail sales rose more than expected in October due largely to a big rebound in auto sales. But broader consumer spending...
Stocks jump as retail sales rebound in October
NEW YORK -- Investors kept the stock market's upward momentum going Monday, sending shares sharply higher as the dollar extended its slide...
Major stock indexes reach 13-month highs on October retail sales report
Stocks rose sharply Monday, pushing all three major indexes to 13-month highs, on a bigger-than-expected rebound in retail sales last month.
Millions will have to repay part of tax credit
WASHINGTON -- More than 15 million taxpayers could unexpectedly owe taxes when they file their federal returns next spring because the...
Healthcare bills could jeopardize states' consumer protection laws
Healthcare overhaul bills working their way through Congress could jeopardize laws in California and other states that require insurers to...
Banks prove they need a strict baby sitter
As Sen. Christopher J. Dodd unveiled a sweeping plan last week to overhaul regulation of the banking industry, and as the banking industry...
Poquito Mas proves a little bit more Mexican food goes a long way
The gig: Decades before Los Angeles had a Taco Bell, La Salsa or Baja Fresh restaurant on every corner, there was a modest taco stand...
Obama to press Asia to open markets and buy more U.S. imports
On the eve of his first Pacific trip since entering the White House, President Obama signaled Thursday that he would press Asian leaders...
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