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Pope to Bankers: Promote Life, Solidarity, Subsidiarity and the Common Good Watch

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In the midst of challenging economic times, Catholics have a vital role to play in bringing the values which humanize banking to ... continue reading


Heralding the death of the Euro?

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When it comes to news about the European economy, a pendulum is on the swing. And while the European economy has its good days and its bad ... continue reading


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Near bankrupt Postal Service to announce cuts Monday

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On Monday, the US Postal Service is expected to announce more than $3 billion in cuts that everyone will be sure to notice. The cuts are ... continue reading


Stocks likely down for the next month - worst week since 1932

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Stocks were down on Friday following the Thanksgiving holiday. Despite what seems to be good news from the retail sector, investors are ... continue reading


Whitman lowers HP expectations

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HP CEO Meg Whitman lowered expectations for her company as she delivered news about HP's performance and future, following that company's ... continue reading


Warren Buffett goes on $24 billion shopping spree

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According to regulatory filings, Warren Buffett went on a $24 billion buying spree in the third quarter of 2011. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic ... continue reading


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Yet more bad news for the unemployed

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So many Americans have been unemployed for so long that they have run out of their benefits. According to government statistics, 75 percent ... continue reading


Banks hemorrhaging angry customers, credit unions benefit

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Bank of America's announcement that they would be dropping their notorious $5 per month debit card fees has come too late for many ... continue reading


Occupy Oakland shuts down one of nation's busiest ports

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Thousands of protesters affiliated with Occupy Wall Street shut down the Port of Oakland, California on Wednesday. After spending the day ... continue reading


Gov't foreclosure relief being done by--the foreclosers

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Approximately 4.5 million American consumers will be happy to see that the federal government has started its foreclosure review process. ... continue reading


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