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New asset bubbles may be growing; Bill would allow Congress to audit Fed; Change in cancer-screening guidelines; Weekly Wrap: Trouble in housing?; Beckham's era in L.A. may pay off; U.S. green biz seen as risky investment; Thrift stores find a place in retail space; Small talk: Rich cow, waffles, marijuana

How health reform may affect a family; Plastic surgeons face tax in health bill; Issues persist in FAA's flight system; Bitter fight developing over sugar beets; Auditor general looks to ban swaps; Mexico eyes next export: Wind energy

How health reform may affect a family; Plastic surgeons face tax in health bill; Issues persist in FAA's flight system; Bitter fight developing over sugar beets; Auditor general looks to ban swaps; Mexico eyes next export: Wind energy

Is gov't aid nearing its limits?; Companies get smart on digital data; California bans energy-eating TVs; Why are shipping stocks up in Asia?; Asset-driven recovery still needs work; Weatherization plan may stimulate jobs; Harvesting gas from the dairy air

Did Geithner do right by AIG?; Some retailers aren't happy to see cash; Opponents take aim at health bill; Silverdome sold off, for a steal; Letters: For-profit universities, jobs; Capturing a niche in low-carbon market; A slow media movement

Bernanke tackles price stability, jobs; GM hopes payback puts it back on track; Rice prices expected to rise; China stands up to currency criticism; Will health reform push up drug prices?; Sneaky banks need to be set straight; Drucker's principles still relevant today; Electric cars are Europe's current trend

At least Americans are buying things; Government wants credit limit raise; Goolsbee: Hurry the financial fixes; Dollar-menu costs can hurt profits; A comeback for sales of fine art; Retail experiments in bad economy; Weekly Wrap: Another bubble?

Investors in apartments are squeezed; How Wal-Mart profits from Chilean debt; Vigilante China is U.S. taxpayer's hero; Government looks to TARP for debt help; Online drug ads struggle with fine print; How the government can develop jobs; Band business is hard on the wallet

Why traders don't trust word on dollar; Does Black Friday matter anymore?; Bank robbers prefer laptops to guns; Funding could help malnutrition battle; WIC stores undergo healthy makeover; America ends love affair with the SUV; A cownose by any other name is edible; More unveiled about Blackwater

Dodd's reform bill offers safeguards; FHA may need a bailout of its own; Google raises stakes in mobile ad game; Obama has full agenda for China trip; Dow's ups and downs fuel fear, anxiety; Disabled workers have a tougher time; Nuclear-powered fan of 'cap and trade'

It's a waste to worry about the dollar; How Dodd's reform would change Fed; 20 years after Wall's fall, Leipzig rises; Employers weigh in on health care bill; Why Comcast is really eyeing NBC; Art sales recovering in slow economy; Market weathers more bubble fears