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Visa, MasterCard and major banks agreed Friday to pay at least $6 billion to settle a lawsuit brought by retailers. A banking industry trade group said the settlement would allow stores to charge customers more to pay with a credit card. More »Visa, MasterCard in $6B settlement over card fees
Acting Gov. Kim Guadagno is sticking with the administration's "Jersey Comeback" message despite a survey showing the state slipping in business competitiveness. More »Acting gov sticks with NJ 'comeback' despite poll
Fully implementing the federal health care law and adding 2 million people to Medicaid would cost Texas $11 billion less than previously estimated, the state's health and human services commissioner said Thursday. More »Health law would cost Texas less than forecast
A federal judge has struck down a central Louisiana ordinance banning fortunetelling, palm reading, astrology and similar activities in the city of Alexandria. More »Judge overturns La. town's fortunetelling ban
They cut spending, sold assets and even asked public employees to take a financial hit. More »Bills, few options mean bankruptcy for Calif. city
More than 40 percent of small business owners needed money during the four years since the 2008 financial crisis, but couldn't find a bank that would lend it to them, according to a new survey. More »Small businesses say tight credit a hindrance
They cut spending, sold assets and even asked public employees to take a financial hit. More »Bills, few options mean bankruptcy for CA city
Mitt Romney's campaign is pushing back against Obama campaign commercials depicting the former Massachusetts governor as someone who shipped jobs overseas as a private venture capitalist. More »Romney aide calls Obama's outsourcing ad 'a lie'
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They cut spending, sold assets and even asked public employees to take a financial hit. More »Many bills, few options, bankruptcy for CA city
In this sweltering Southern California city, officials tried to keep the budget in check by selling assets, cutting spending and asking public employees to take a hit as tax revenues dwindled. More »Another California city opts for bankruptcy
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