MarketWatch (MCT) - In this slumping economy, Americans have rethought their spending habits by saving more than buying, dining out less, dumping lavish holiday travel plans and doing anything else to maximize their dollar. But there's one purchase cash-strapped consumers won't necessarily have to cut corners on: a new car.
Analysis: Financial Services Treasury Rejects Sale of Fannie Tax Credits
by: TSC Staff, 11/7/2009
The government says that Fannie Mae's proposed sale of tax credits to Goldman Sachs would result in a net loss for taxpayers.
Markets: Currencies Technical Summary: GBP Targets 1.6692
by: Mohammed Isah, 11/7/2009
The pound could be poised to break its short-term downtrend against the dollar. Plus, a look at other major currency pairs.
Markets: The Market Update G20 Officials: Too Early to End Stimulus
by: The Associated Press, 11/7/2009
G20 officials pledge to keep emergency support for economies until recovery assured, but fail to reach a clear agreement to bear the cost of fighting climate change.
Analysis: Banks Regulators Seize Five Banks Friday
by: Philip van Doorn, 11/7/2009
The failed institutions include United Commercial Bank of San Francisco, the seventh largest bank to be seized during the 2008-2009 crisis.
Markets: The Market Update Readers Miss Target on Target: Poll
by: Jeanine Poggi, 11/7/2009
readers ranked Target as the retailer likely to have the most upside in its sales results, but the company's sales actually slipped.
Analysis: Financial Advisor Update Jim Cramer's Best Blogs
by: Jim Cramer, 11/7/2009
Catch up on Jim Cramer's thinking on the hottest topics of the past week.
Personal Finance: ETF Dion's Weekly ETF Winners and Losers
by: Don Dion, 11/7/2009
Investors push up the value of hard assets and materials producers, as unemployment hits 10%.
Markets: The Market Update Dollar, Jobs Worries Linger in Coming Week
by: Robert Holmes, 11/7/2009
Ten percent unemployment, continued dollar weakness and a dearth of earnings and economic data weigh on the minds of investors.
Personal Finance: Fast Money Recap 'Fast Money' Recap: Resilient Market
by: David Tong, 11/6/2009
Some members of the trading panel were impressed with the market's ability to eke out a gain despite a troubling jobs report.
The Good Life: Sports College Football Corner: SEC Showdown
by: TSC Staff, 11/6/2009
The Bayou Bengals and the Crimson Tide bid for a shot at the Gators.
Markets: The Market Story Stocks Eke Out Small Gains
by: Sung Moss, 11/6/2009
Stocks finish slightly higher after the unemployment rate climbs to 10.2%.
Analysis: Mad Money Follow-Up Cramer's 'Mad Money' Follow-Up: Nov. 6
by: TheStreet.com Staff, 11/6/2009
Here's how some of Thursday's 'Mad Money' stocks fared on Friday.
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