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The government's numbers say housing is still in the dumps. But the leading U.S. home builders are starting to see earnings again, their balance sheets are strong, and their stocks look reasonably priced. Barron's Clare McKeen reports.
WSJ Mean Street columnist Evan Newmark explains why he thinks President Obama's latest economic proposals indicate he is surrendering his previous anti-business agenda.
The latest WSJ poll shows darkening clouds for Democrats in the final run-up to November's midterm elections. WSJ Washington Executive editor Jerry Seib discusses.
San Francisco startups Klout and Plancast are building businesses that piggyback on the success of Twitter's micro-blogging site.
Prudent fiscal policy will help foster confidence within the euro zone, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet told CNBC.
“We encourage all countries to be absolutely determined to go back to a sustainable mode for their fiscal policies," Trichet said, speaking after the ECB rate decision on Thursday.
"Our message is the same for all, and we trust that it is absolutely decisive not only for each country individually, but for prosperity of all."
“Not because it is an elementary recommendation to care for your sons and daughter and not overburden them, but because it is good for confidence, consumption and investment today," he said.
Market uncertainty has many investors playing defense, but financial advisor Ron Carson shares an offense move he's using with high-net worth clients. Plus, if deflation occurs there are ways to prepare, says Brett Arends.
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