The Fed's monetary policies over the last few years have seemed contradictory to its stated goals, though the U.S. economy keeps churning on.

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Cries about stocks being dead aren't just plain wrong, but are also fueled by a flawed rationale comparing equities to GDP -- which makes absolutely no sense.

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While many in the media focus on the necessity of fiscal stimulus, the UK is preparing to embark on a different strain, which may prove ultimately more successful -- and profitable.

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New French President François Hollande says taxing income above €1 million at 75% will "improve our competitiveness." And that's just nuts.

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On tap in 2012: A doubling of last year’s corporate bond issuance. Beijing's push to open its capital markets should keep the economy growing.

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A 'European redemption fund' just might be a win-win for both Angela Merkel and Greece.

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