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The Fed chair and lawmakers reached as much of an understanding as they always do (i.e., very little).
The central bank ignores the large role it played in igniting the 2008 financial crisis.
This is the case for embracing stocks – and ignoring fears about dips and bubbles.
One prominent investor thinks the financial markets are 'pumped up on steroids.'
Bernanke & Co. may be helping the rich accumulate more wealth even more now than with QE1 or QE2.
Disdain for politicians unites the 1 percent and the 99 percent.
Why mortgage rates have stayed so low for so long.
There’s new evidence that consumers are better policing their own borrowing.
If Japan succeeds, the lesson for the U.S. will be that the aggressive monetary policy can work.
When economic growth slows, consumers tend to get a breather.
