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December 10, 2010
 

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COVER STORY
The Colossus of Wall Street
Bestride the bond and equity markets, counseling the Treasury and the Fed, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink is the most influential man you've never heard of


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GLOBAL ECONOMICS
Do Jobless Benefits Raise Unemployment?
Extending benefits, a key to the tax deal, may keep some at home, but it will also boost growth

INVESTING
Home Market's Misery May Be 'Buy' Sign
Real estate values have been down so long they may be looking up, says Chris Farrell. Especially if you're patient%26mdash;and inflation returns

COMMENTARY
Can the Euro Survive?
The euro zone—born of cultural similarity—is threatened by its economic inequalities. It doesn't have to be

COMPENSATION
What's a Central Banker Worth?
Ben Bernanke, who oversees a fifth of the global economy, makes way less than most of his peers

POLITICS & POLICY
Monetary Policy: Fed Critic Ron Paul's Power Play
The Fed critic and gold bug could chair the House panel on monetary policy

STOCK MARKET
The Year's Top Stock Fund Managers Are Bullish
Four money managers who outperformed the market in 2010 see continuing gains for stocks amid modest economic growth

MICROFINANCE
No Passage Out of India for Private Equity
New regulations and caps on interest rates have made the sector less appetizing for private equity investors

SAVINGS RATES
The Humble Saver Rediscovers Banks
Consumers are saving more, which is boosting deposits at America's banks

COLUMNS
The Real 'Truth' About Debt and Taxes
Both sides in the debate over the national deficit ignore the keys to economic growth and manageable debt—at America's peril, says Frank Aquila

INVESTING
Michael Glimcher: Musings of a REIT Maven
The CEO of a top-performing REIT sees U.S. retailers going to Europe and Asia for growth—and foreign chains targeting the U.S.

ETHICS
Probe Unlikely to Change Insider Trading Rules
Much of hedge funds' research will probably stay legal, experts say. The problem is when investors use information from insiders

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