Wealth Matters: Protect Your Art With More Than a Handshake
Collectors of fine art may put their property at risk of theft through haphazard agreements with galleries, but the peril of damage through neglect and carelessness is more likely.
Financial Tuneup: Apps and Twitter Tools to Track Cash Purchases
A handful of budgeting services are using iPhone and BlackBerry apps, or Twitter messages, to help users track their spending to the penny.
Minting Bank Lobbyists on Capitol Hill
Migration has grown from Congress to financial firms that are trying to stave off greater federal regulation.
Imports Rose in February, Adding to Hope for Recovery
In another sign of economic recovery, exports rose to the highest level in 16 months but the gain was offset by a jump in imports.
Greece clears key financial test
Greece raises 1.56bn euros in an over-subscribed bond issue that was being seen as a key test of investor confidence.
Abercrombie & Fitch boss paid $4m to curb plane use
The chief executive of Abercrombie & Fitch is being paid $4m (£2.6m) to curb his personal use of the company plane.
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What States and Cities Do to Help Small Businesses
Local governments have tried a variety of approaches, like wage subsidies and grants, to help small businesses start or stay alive.
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Conversations: Q.&A. With Jeremy Stoppelman, C.E.O. of Yelp
Jeremy Stoppelman, a Yelp co-founder and its chief executive, denies that sales representatives from the company pressure businesses to advertise.
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