The New York Times

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  NFL financial advisor program helps pro athletes make the most of their money

  By Paula Aven Gladych  |  September 26, 2012

  Professional athletes are often targeted by people who want to take advantage of their good fortune. The NFL's registry of advisors hopes to prevent that.

• 21 percent of New Yorkers stuck in poverty

  By The Associated Press  |  September 20, 2012

  New census figures show that nearly 21 percent of New Yorkers lived in poverty last year.

• Business making anti-regulation pitch to voters

  By Larry Margasak  |  September 18, 2012

  The National Association of Manufacturers, U.S. Chamber of Commerce and National Federation of Independent Business are working to make the anti-regulatory fervor their members share an issue in the last weeks of the campaign.

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  Is it time to reconsider the 401(k)?

  By Andy Stonehouse  |  September 13, 2012

  It may be time to ask if the standard DC tool is the best tool, or just good enough - and what can be done to make it better.

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  ABC News sued over pink slime

  By Grant Schulte  |  September 13, 2012

  Beef Products Inc. sued ABC News Inc. for defamation Thursday over its coverage of a meat product that critics dub "pink slime," claiming the network misled consumers into believing it is unhealthy and unsafe.

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  Claim of Romney taxes theft a puzzling whodunit

  By Stephen Braun  |  September 7, 2012

  Assuming it's not a hoax, the purported theft of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's tax returns has all the trappings of a high-tech whodunit: a politically themed burglary, a $1 million demand in hard-to-trace Internet currency, password-protected data and a threat to reveal everything in three more weeks. But can...

• New York probing equity firms, including Bain

  By Michael Gormley  |  September 4, 2012

  New York's AG is investigating tax strategies of some of the nation's largest private equity firms, including Bain Capital, founded by Mitt Romney

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  The hunt for red (or blue) October

  By Denis Storey  |  August 7, 2012

  I’ve decided to offer up the five most likely surprises that might shake Mitt Romney’s bid to sentence President Obama to that one-tern hall of shame. Keep in mind that these fall in no particular order of probability, and, yes, I'll flip the script and serve my favorite Obama scenarios.

• Wal-Mart names former KPMG exec to board

  By The Associated Press  |  July 30, 2012

  Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said Monday that it is adding the former international chairman of accounting firm KPMG to its board, effective immediately.

• Stocks drop after health care law is upheld

  By Associated Press  |  June 28, 2012

  Stocks dropped sharply Thursday after the Supreme Court upheld the central provision of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, a requirement that almost all Americans carry health insurance.