Good economic news plus tax cut push stocks into the black for 2011 As a volatile year comes to a close, the market is almost exactly back where it started in January
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Stocks climb on House vote, good economic news Personal Income and Spending, Durable Goods Orders and New Home Sales showed marginal improvement, highlighting the importance of the House approval of short-term stimulus
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New Year's resolutions: 7 financial goals for 2012 Including financial goals in New Year's resolutions is a popular thing to do for most folks, and here are seven worth doing in 2012
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