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The 10 most popular stories of 2010

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REAGAN INSIDER: GOP DESTROYED ECONOMY

"How my G.O.P. destroyed the U.S. economy." Yes, that is exactly what David Stockman, President Ronald Reagan's director of the Office of Management and Budget, wrote in a recent New York Times op-ed piece, "Four Deformations of the Apocalypse."See Paul B. Farrell.
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AMERICA IS ON THE BRINK OF A SECOND REVOLUTION

Admit it, something historic is brewing. And yes, it's good for America, even the anarchy. Revolution is renewal.See Paul B. Farrell.
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CRASH IS DEAD AHEAD. SELL. GET LIQUID. NOW

"This game's in the refrigerator! The door's closed, the lights are out, the eggs are cooling, the butter's getting hard and the Jell-O is jiggling ..."See Paul B. Farrell.
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THE 10 MOST EXPENSIVE CITIES TO BUY A HOME

Newport Beach, Calif., is the most expensive real-estate market in the country and Detroit is the most affordable, according to a report by Coldwell Banker, released Wednesday.See Amy Hoak's Home Economics.
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THE THREE BIGGEST LIES ABOUT THE U.S. ECONOMY

The counter-revolution is underway. The G-20 calls for members to slash their budget deficits. The U.S. Senate ices further aid for the unemployed. The head of the Business Roundtable slams President Obama for undermining American capitalism. Wall Street succeeds in watering down reform. Depending on your politics, you'll love this or hate it.See Brett Arends's ROI.
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THE 10 WORST STATES FOR RETIREES

Plenty of folks are aware of the best states for retirees. But what are the 10 worst states in which to spend your golden years?See Robert Powell.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=4dcb1102032111e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtwk

OUR DEBT TIME BOMB IS ABOUT TO GO KA-BOOM

Retire? You can fuggetaboutit if the new Global Debt Time Bomb is detonated by any one of 20 made-in-America trigger mechanisms.See Paul B. Farrell.
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HOW TO INVEST FOR THE DEBT-BOMB EXPLOSION

Wake up investors. Are you prepared for the economic anarchy coming after a global-debt time bomb explodes? Are you thinking outside the box? Investing differently? Act now -- tomorrow will be too late.See Paul B. Farrell.
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10 REASONS TO SHUN STOCKS TILL BANKS CRASH

Do not buy stocks. Not for retirement. Not in the coming decade. Don't. Huge risks.See Paul B. Farrell.
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WHAT NOT TO SAY WHEN PULLED OVER BY A COP

Citizens who are generally law-abiding are likely to come into contact with the police only under two circumstances: If you're a crime victim or you get pulled over for a traffic violation.See Jennifer Waters's Consumer Confidential.
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MarketWatch's top stories, Dec. 20-23

BOSTON (MarketWatch) — Maybe you, like me, spent your week in a ghost town of an office, with seemingly everyone else off enjoying the Christmas break a little ahead of schedule. Although it was a holiday-shortened week, at least it wasn't a boring one.

Washington, D.C., was — perhaps surprisingly — a hotbed of activity, with President Barack Obama signing the repeal of the military's "Don't ask, don't tell" policy into law, Congress passing a bill to provide help to the first responders to the Sept. 11 attacks and the government issuing a batch of economic reports, from jobless claims to new-home sales.

If you were toiling away beyond the Beltway, consider that your week could have been much worse. You might have been among the thousands of would-be travelers stranded at airports across Europe, thanks to a snowstorm, or you could be wringing out from the torrential downpours that have soaked Southern California.

Not all investors were on vacation, either. In the U.S. markets, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)  rose 14 points, or 0.1%, Thursday to close at 11,573 for a weekly gain of 0.7%. The broader S&P 500 index (SPX)  slipped 2 points, or 0.2%, on the day to close at 1,257, notching a rise of 1% for the week. The Nasdaq Composite (COMP) declined 6 points, or 0.2%, Thursday to close at 2,666, a 0.9% gain on the week.

Be sure to visit MarketWatch over the holiday weekend for all the news you need. Our Weekend Investor will look at how cash-rich companies are sharing the wealth through dividends. Also, check out MarketWatch's roster of Week Ahead videos:

Asia's Week Ahead: Light trading expected
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POPULATION AND POLITICS

Over the past decade, the U.S. population rose 9.7%, marking the slowest pace of growth since the Great Depression, the Census revealed this week. The South and the West led the way, with the West now more populous than the Midwest for the first time. As a result of these population shifts, Texas will add four seats in the House of Representatives, among other changes. Read more about the latest U.S. Census results.
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D.C. TAKES TOP HONORS

It takes a resilient economy to ride through the Great Recession — and it doesn't hurt to have the world's most powerful government in your backyard. Both of those could apply only to Washington, D.C., as the nation's capital rose to the very top of MarketWatch's 2010 annual ranking of the Best Cities for Business, beating out such cities as Omaha, Neb., Boston and Des Moines, Iowa. Read more about the best cities for business.
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NET NEUTRALITY

Also in Washington, D.C., federal regulators adopted controversial new rules meant to protect the Internet from interference, capping an almost decade-long fight over whether such safeguards are even necessary. The new rules, approved by the Federal Communications Commission, strengthen current agency guidelines to ensure fair play on the Internet, an idea known as Net neutrality. The goal is to guarantee that consumers can reach any website they want at the prices and speeds they are used to. Read more about Net neutrality.
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CANADA REACHES SOUTH

Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) (CA:TD)  announced plans this week to buy Chrysler Financial from private-equity group Cerberus for $6.3 billion in cash. As the Canadian dollar trades near its highest level in years and U.S. financial firms continue to suffer the effects of the recent financial and economic crises, Canadian banks are flexing their muscles south of the border, and the trend is expected to continue. Read more about the TD deal for Chrysler Financial.
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AIB GETS A CASH INJECTION

The Irish government effectively nationalized Allied Irish Banks PLC (AIB) (IE:AIB) after the nation's High Court approved the finance ministry's request to allow it to inject an additional 3.7 billion euros ($5 billion) of capital into the troubled lender. The cash infusion was needed to ensure AIB meets the year-end capital requirement set by its regulator. Read more about AIB.
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EUROPE GETS SNOWED IN

The European Union's top travel official slammed the region's major airports as a "weak link" early in the week, threatening to impose new regulations after winter weather created massive travel disruptions. Europe's three largest airports — London's Heathrow, Charles de Gaulle in Paris and Frankfurt International Airport in Germany — faced numerous delays and cancellations after snow wreaked travel chaos, leaving many passengers stranded. Read more about travel woes in Europe
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PAYOUTS IN THE PITS

Given the surging prices of copper, gold, silver and other metals, some investors might assume that mining companies, many of which are valued in the tens of billions of dollars, have been paying handsome, regular dividends. Not so, a MarketWatch analysis shows. In recent years, mining companies' dividend payouts, much like their stock prices, have failed to rise along with the price of metals. Read more about mining dividends
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RETAILERS DOWN TO THE WIRE

Aided by more promotions and last-minute shoppers in the final days before Christmas, retailers look to be on track for the best season for holiday sales since at least 2006. Sales results for Dec. 18 — Super Saturday, in retail-industry parlance — saw a 15% increase in sales with foot traffic running 10% higher, according to ShopperTrak. Read more about retail trends.
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PICKING THE RIGHT MOTOROLA

As Motorola Inc. (MOT)  prepares to split in two within the next few weeks, investors will be faced with a classic choice of risk versus reward. Simply put, the separation of Motorola's wireless-handset business from its public-safety unit creates a choice between a cash-rich, but slow-growth government contracting business and a cutting-edge wireless-device maker that has seen a remarkable turnaround over the past year but still faces significant hurdles in the brutally competitive smartphone market. Read more about Motorola's pending split
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MARKETS AREN'T THE ONLY ANSWER

Many of us are taught the Gospel of Adam Smith: Greed is good. And because our needs are insatiable but our resources are not, we have to have a system to ration the distribution of goods and services. Markets are the most efficient system we've found. Smith himself taught that markets were appropriate only in the economic sphere, but that hasn't stopped well-meaning reformers from expanding the reach of markets, which could end up with disastrous results. Read more of Rex Nutting's column
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Weekly Roundup: The week's top 10 videos on MarketWatch

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The week's top 10 videos on MarketWatch

In case you missed them, here are the top 10 videos that appeared on MarketWatch for the week of Dec. 13-17:

YOU TUBE'S TOP 10 VIDEOS OF 2010

Watch a video compilation of the 10 most-watched videos on YouTube this year - including Antoine Dodson, Double Rainbow Dude, and a really annoying orange.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/06E8A2E3-0494-4F69-A387-31EB4C7F6ED1?siteid=nwtwk)

ZUCKERBERG? NAH! THE REAL PERSON OF THE YEAR IS ...

In Rex On Techs, Rex Crum says Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg may be the obvious Person of the Year choice. But someone else deserves the title.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/D18B8A08-7A68-474A-A59C-44AE1EA36D36?siteid=nwtwk)

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYER ATTACKS REFEREE

A Desoto County, Florida High School basketball player attacked a referee after he had assessed a technical foul against the player.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/E5CCA8A8-9B01-46B4-AF10-86FF08D5EF90?siteid=nwtwk)

PC PRICES HEAD HIGHER

Prices of PCs are bucking the trend, heading higher rather than lower like many consumer electronics gadgets these days. Ben Worthen explains why to Stacey Delo.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/C291201D-A278-442C-9D13-C5715FF726D4?siteid=nwtwk)

METRODOME ROOF COLLAPSE CAUGHT ON VIDEO

The Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants were forced to play on Monday night in Detroit after the Metrodome's inflated roof collapsed in a snowstorm.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/346AF2B8-AE34-44E8-8EEA-E6BAFEBA9BBB?siteid=nwtwk)

TINY NAPA VALLEY TOWN HAS DINERS SEEING STARS

Celebrated wine country chefs Bob Hurley, Philippe Jeanty and Michael Chiarello explain why the Napa Valley town of Yountville boasts more world-class restaurants and Michelin stars per capita than any place in the world.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/3600E158-D173-4E1E-9632-570B59A79771?siteid=nwtwk)

MORE GAINS FOR COACH COULD BE IN THE BAG

Hefty profits and growing demand for Coach products could keep the stock climbing. Clare McKeen reports.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/B3EEDC54-36C3-4130-8303-F1FDF3E7BFCB?siteid=nwtwk)

RUN WITH THE DOGS OF THE DOW

Buying the 10 highest-yielding Dow stocks and holding them for 12 months has rewarded investors with earnings growth and dividends, says financial adviser Kurt Brouwer, editor of MarketWatch's FundMastery blog.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/61758D19-6700-4B86-A696-2E9682191C52?siteid=nwtwk)

UBS TELLS STAFF TO LOOK SHARP

Swiss bank UBS released a detailed employee dress code with suggestions on perfume and eating habits that is raising eyebrows across the internet. WSJ's Elva Ramirez discusses the controversy.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/C6518AE9-EFC1-4AA3-B5BA-F3D758820C0C?siteid=nwtwk)

WHY PASSIVITY PAYS

Rick Ferri, author and founder of Portfolio Solutions, tells Greg Morcroft that disciplined index investing is still the only strategy that consistently provides winning returns over time.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/7F53BB48-7373-416E-BA34-0D86FC42BE90?siteid=nwtwk)

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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — U.S. stocks notched their third straight week of gains after a lackluster session Friday, with some optimism over tech-company results offset by a rising dollar and disappointment that European Union leaders failed to come up with a plan for near-term deficit problems at their meeting.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) gained 0.7% for the week. The S&P 500 (SPX) gained 0.3% for the week. The Nasdaq Composite (COMP) was up 0.2% for the week. The S&P 500 and Dow have risen for three straight weeks; the Nasdaq is up four.

Also, please remember to watch MarketWatch's Week Ahead videos for Asia, Europe and the U.S.

Europe's week ahead: Greek budget, Bank of England minutes
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Asia's week ahead: Economic data from Japan
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U.S. Week Ahead: Holiday season rolls in
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Greg Morcroft, Assistant managing editorPICOWER ESTATE TO SETTLE MADOFF CLAIMS FOR $7.2 BILLION

Victims of the biggest Ponzi scheme in history got an early Christmas present Friday. The estate of Jeffry Picower agreed to a massive settlement with the trustee for the liquidation of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC and federal prosecutors to compensate victims of Madoff's Ponzi scheme, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York said.Trustee Irving Picard said Picower's estate will pay $5 billion to resolve claims against it and certain related investment entities. The Picower group forfeited another $2.2 billion to the U.S. government, bringing the total to $7.2 billion. That's by far the largest recovery so far. Read MarketWatch coverage of the latest on the Madoff scam
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GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE AID PLAN COMES UP SHORT

A $30 billion Obama administration program set up to help troubled homeowners modify mortgages has failed to help the vast majority of homeowners facing foreclosure, a congressional watchdog said Tuesday. Specifically, the program is expected to prevent roughly 800,000 foreclosures -- significantly less than the 3 to 4 million foreclosures that the White House aimed to stop, the Congressional Oversight Panel for the government's much-maligned $700 billion bailout package said in a report about foreclosures. Read MarketWatch story on the shortcomings of the HAMP program
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FEDERAL JUDGE SAYS PART OF OBAMA HEALTHCARE PLAN UNCONSTITUTIONAL

A U.S. district judge in Virginia on Monday found part of the health-care law signed by President Obama unconstitutional, ruling that the mandate to buy insurance or pay a fine goes beyond federal authority. The White House said that the Justice Department is considering options for appealing the ruling, which was issued by Judge Henry Hudson of the Eastern District of Virginia in Richmond, Va.The argument over the Obama administration's signature domestic policy achievement is expected to go all the way to the Supreme Court. Read MarketWatch coverage of the important ruling on health care
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ORACLE POST STRONG RESULTS AS LICENSING GROWS

Oracle Corp. (ORCL) on Thursday posted a sharp profit gain and a 47% jump in fiscal second-quarter revenue compared to the same period last year, as businesses increased their purchases of the company's software. said net income rose to $1.87 billion, or 37 cents a share, from $1.46 billion, or 29 cents a share in the same period last year. Revenue for the period ended Nov. 30 rose 47% to $8.6 billion. Excluding one-time items, Oracle said earnings for the period were 51 cents a share. Analysts polled by FactSet Research had expected Oracle to report earnings excluding items of 46 cents a share, and $8.3 billion in revenue. Read more MarketWatch coverage of Oracle
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COMMENTARY: FIVE REASONS TO LOVE BEN BERNANKE

The Federal Reserve's quantitative-easing program has been bashed by opponents who are portraying Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke as public enemy No. 1. Opponents have widely criticized the program as simply printing money out of thin air. Bernanke claims the policy will not lead to inflation and said he isn't ruling out more quantitative easing. Bernanke has been vilified by critics, but not by me. I love him, and here are five reasons why. Read MarketWatch Outside the Box commentary on Fed Chief Ben Bernanke
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FORMER FLEXTRONICS EXECUTIVE ARRESTED HAD APPLE LINK

One of four people arrested Thursday in connection with an insider-trading crackdown had leaked information related to Apple Inc. (AAPL) products, including the iPad, according to a Justice Department complaint. Walter Shimoon was a senior director of business development of contract manufacturer Flextronics International (FLEX) when he allegedly divulged information to an expert-networking firm on Apple, including the code name for the tablet product that became the iPad, the complaint said. Read MarketWatch story about how an executive from an Apple supplier is linked to insider trading probe
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GOLD'S 2011 OUTLOOK A MIXED BAG

Newly wealthy Chinese families and well-heeled U.S. fund managers conspired to push gold to records this year and their investment rationale — rooted in fears of currency debasement and higher inflation — is likely to keep the gold rush going in 2011. But some of the global buyers that lifted gold futures past $1,400 an ounce could head for the exits if rising rates make bond yields more attractive. That's one of the pitfalls facing gold next year. Read about gold's 2011 prospects on MarketWatch
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CANADA'S BMO BOOSTS U.S. BANKING PRESENCE WITH M&I BUY

BMO Financial Group (BMO) on Friday said it's in a deal with Marshall & Ilsley Corp. (MI)  to buy the regional bank for $4.1 billion in a stock swap. The deal values Milwaukee-based Marshall & Ilsley at $7.75 a share. The stock rose 20%. Speculation that other U.S. regional banks could be acquired lifted regional banks across the country and sector. Read about the biggest bank deal in the U.S. in some time, on MarketWatch
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RETAILERS PULL OUT ALL THE STOPS WITH LAST MINUTE HOLIDAY BARGAINS

As retailers gear up for the final days before Christmas, they're hoping that extended store hours or promising last-minute deals can spur shoppers to open their wallets and fatten their cash registers in the industry's biggest selling period of the year. On the home page of clothing retailer Gap, a big red sale sign has popped up, advertising items up to 50% off with the promise of an extra 20% off between Saturday and Monday. Between 9 p.m. Friday through Sunday, Wal-Mart is promoting things such as a 32-inch Samsung TV plus a $50 gift card bundle for $348 and a Nintendo Wii console with a bonus $75 gift card for $199. Read full story about hot last minute holiday deals on MarketWatch
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TOP TRICKS TO SELL YOUR HOUSE IF ALL ELSE FAILS

To sell a home in a weak market, people will try almost anything. Throwing a party is a fairly conventional idea, compared with some strategies sellers have tried. Here's a look at some of the more inventive, and offbeat, ways homeowners and their agents try to close the deal. Read Amy Hoak's Home Economics column on MarketWatch
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Personal Finance Daily: What, me worry? Yes, if you're American

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What, me worry? Yes, if you're American

Don't miss these top stories:

* Americans worry a lot — justifiably
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=e439d23c06fe11e0b8a900212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

* Tax-code change to produce more losers than winners
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* Fund managers increasingly bullish
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* Craving comfort food in uncomfortable times

* Bank customer-satisfaction scores improve
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=e3939f4e072f11e0b8a900212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

Recession. Unemployment. Mortgages. Health. Financial security. On these and other major life issues, Americans worry a lot.

And not without good reason. Between March 2008 and September 2009, a majority of U.S. households suffered a decline in wealth or earnings, or an increase in mandatory spending such as medical needs.

This financial squeeze understandably makes people anxious. And even though the U.S. economy is out of recession and slowly recovering, many Americans aren't experiencing the rebound, while others are too suspicious of the recovery to breathe any easier. That could be one reason why individual investors have been so reluctant to buy U.S. stocks, despite prices moving sharply higher over the past 20 months.

Ruth Mantell's column on Tuesday looks at why Americans are feeling so foggy about the future nowadays, and then fill up with a story on how we're turning to comfort food in uncertain times. Plus, other top stories from MarketWatch focus on the latest in taxes, mortgages, and why fund managers are increasingly bullish about global stocks.

So many Americans took a bath with their stock portfolios and their home values, that even three years later it's hard to see the end of the tunnel. "Don't worry; be happy" is what we want. But for now at least, "Once bitten, twice shy" is what we've got.

—Jonathan Burton
mailto:jburton@marketwatch.com, Money & Investing editor

AMERICANS WORRY A LOT, MOSTLY JUSTIFIABLY

Americans worry about all sorts of major life issues and, as it turns out, there are a whole lot of folks on economic shaky ground, according to a new report.Read more: Americans worry a lot — mostly jusfifiably.
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HOLIDAY FOOD & WINE

CRAVING COMFORT FOOD IN UNCOMFORTABLE TIMES

As the Great Recession drags on for many — with unemployment stubbornly near 10%, home foreclosures continuing and food banks reporting more formerly middle-class families lining up for assistance — what we are putting on our tables this holiday season is taking on extra meaning.Read more: Craving comfort food in uncomfortable times.
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CAN AMERICA'S TRUFFLE INDUSTRY TAKE ROOT?

While U.S. chefs buy most of their truffles from the famed food regions of Provence in France and Tuscany in Italy, there is a truffle movement afoot in America, with growers from North Carolina to California to Oregon hoping to cash in on the highly prized underground fungus.Read more: Can America's truffle industry take root?
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TINY NAPA VALLEY TOWN HAS DINERS SEEING STARS

Yountville, in California's Napa Valley, takes up less than two square miles and has about 3,400 residents, but it boasts some of America's best chefs and restaurants.Read more: Tiny Napa town has diners seeing
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CELEBRITY CHEFS ARE THE TALK OF THEIR TOWN

Celebrated wine country chefs Bob Hurley, Philippe Jeanty and Michael Chiarello explain why the Napa Valley town of Yountville boasts more world-class restaurants and Michelin stars per capita than any place in the world.Watch: Yountville's celebrity chefs are the talk of their town.
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TAXES

TAX-CUT DEAL HEADS FOR APPROVAL IN SENATE

A deal to extend Bush-era tax cuts appeared headed for final approval in the Senate, a day after it cleared a procedural step with strong bipartisan support. Read more: Tax-cut deal heads for Senate approval.
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MORE LOSERS THAN WINNERS FROM TAX-CODE OVERHAUL

Any overhaul of the income-tax code will produce more losers than winners. It has to, since the object is to reduce the national debt by squeezing more revenues out of taxpayers without them realizing it by lowering tax rates.Read more: Tax-code change to produce more losers than winners.
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MORTGAGES & BANKING

BANKS' CUSTOMER-SATISFACTION SCORES IMPROVE

Banks' approval numbers are rising, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index, but it's because the customers with the biggest complaints have already gone elsewhere.Read more: Bank customer-satisfaction scores improve.
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MORTGAGE HELP FALLS FAR SHORT

A $30 billion Obama administration program set up to help troubled homeowners modify mortgages has failed to help the vast majority of homeowners facing foreclosure, a congressional watchdog said.Read more: Mortgage help falls far short.
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INVESTING

FUND MANAGERS GET MORE BULLISH: SURVEY

Fund managers around the world are taking an increasingly bullish view of 2011, but inflation worries are sending them into energy stocks, according to a new survey.Read more: Fund managers increasingly bullish.
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Personal Finance Daily: Still nothing but gloom ahead for housing

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Still nothing but gloom ahead for housing

Don't miss these top stories:

* Tax strategies for charitable giving.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=468cb8b604a511e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

* More foreclosures, home-price drops on tap in 2011.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=1ea3f4c6021711e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

* Three top 2010 sectors to own in 2011.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=a1fdf81403c811e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

* Obama-GOP tax deal faces Senate test vote.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=8b16f3a006c811e0b8a900212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

What a great holiday gift it would make for the housing market to turn around at the end of the year and give us a reason to hope we'll start even a modest recovery in 2011. Well, it's nice to want things.

Unfortunately, the stage is not set for anything like a recovery, modest or otherwise. Instead housing will continue to swim with its cement overshoes, cast from the twin molds of rising foreclosures and falling prices.

The predictions of more housing doom and gloom shouldn't really be a surprise: Without a big rebound in the job market the number of homeowners teetering on the brink will only grow and loan modifications and other efforts to help will be doomed to fall short.

Yes we all got giddy and overindulged on the housing elixir for too long. But we have paid, and paid dearly in the millions of cases of folks who lost their homes. As we head for yet another year mired on the bottom, it is starting to feel like the punishment has gone too far to fit the crime.

— Steve Kerch,
mailto:skerch@marketwatch.com assistant managing editor

REAL ESTATE

MORE FORECLOSURES, HOME-PRICE DROPS ON TAP IN 2011

Next year could be a peak for foreclosures, following a record-breaking 2010. And more foreclosure properties on the market may push home prices down further in 2011.Read more: More foreclosures, home-price drops on tap in 2011.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=1ea3f4c6021711e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

BATTLE FORMING OVER MORTGAGE AVAILABILITY

A behind-the-scenes battle is forming over a provision to the sweeping bank reform law that will impact what types of mortgages borrowers have access.Read more: Battle forming over mortgage availability.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=516d330803c611e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

FEWER HOMES HAVE NEGATIVE EQUITY

There were 10.8 million U.S. homes with negative equity at the end of September, down from 11 million three months earlier, CoreLogic says. Price declines mean such improvement may not last, the real-estate data company warns.Read more: Fewer homes have negative equity
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=bea4bfea06dc11e0b8a900212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

CHARITABLE GIVING

TEENAGER'S NONPROFIT RAISES THOUSANDS FOR RESEARCH

Ever wonder how you can ramp up your charitable-giving efforts? Monica Oxenreiter might provide some inspiration. The 16-year-old has raised more than $57,000 for juvenile-diabetes research since launching her nonprofit organization, Zip the Cure, a year ago.Read more: Teenager's nonprofit raises thousands for research.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=1dd9a996048811e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

TAX STRATEGIES FOR CHARITABLE GIVING

Charitable giving can be as simple as dropping some money into a Salvation Army bucket or as complex as setting up a private foundation. Here are five tax-advantaged strategies to consider to support your favorite causes.Read more: Tax strategies for charitable giving.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=468cb8b604a511e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

MORE AMERICANS ARE IN A GIVING MOOD AGAIN

Charitable giving is on the rise, thanks to a slowly improving economy that's making people a little less fearful they'll get a pink slip instead of a holiday bonus. Still, many need to mind their budgets when opening their hearts. Heed these tips to stretch your donated dollars.Read more: More Americans are in a giving mood again.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=2daf80d003e211e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

WHY YOU NEED A 'DO NOT DONATE' LIST

When you give money to a charity, you should expect some minimum standards of conduct — and that includes fundraisers who don't hang up on you in midsentence, says Chuck Jaffe. He offers tips for creating your own 'Do Not Donate' list.Read more: Why you need a 'Do Not Donate' list.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=d71512b8f77911df806600212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

TEACH YOUR CHILDREN WELL

Rosie, a student at the independent Dragon School in Oxford, may be only 13 years old, but she already knows more about charitable giving than many adults in the U.K.Read more: Teach your children well.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=8d83e9394c814ed799de7ca34b2c689a&siteid=nwtpf

ECONOMY & POLITICS

OBAMA-GOP TAX DEAL FACES SENATE TEST VOTE

A deal on taxes between President Obama and congressional Republicans is expected to clear a Senate hurdle Monday, advancing even as some in the House fight to amend portions of it.Read more: Obama-GOP tax deal faces Senate test vote.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=8b16f3a006c811e0b8a900212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

HEALTH-CARE LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL, JUDGE SAYS

A federal district judge in Virginia on Monday found part of the health-care law signed by President Obama unconstitutional, ruling that the mandate to buy insurance or pay a fine goes beyond federal authority.Read more: Health-care law unconstitutional, judge says.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=80634b8e06dc11e0b8a900212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

INVESTING

THREE TOP 2010 SECTORS TO OWN IN 2011

'Buy high, sell higher' seems an appropriate strategy only for the bravest investors, but buying what's hot and letting these winners ride isn't as risky as it sounds.Read more: Three top 2010 sectors to own in 2011.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=a1fdf81403c811e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

FUND INDUSTRY GRINCHES GET LUMPS OF COAL

With virtually every category and asset class of mutual fund up year-to-date, you might think that there was hardly any misbehavior or overt stupidity in the fund world this year.You'd be wrong.Read more: Fund industry grinches get lumps of coal.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=8922223804c311e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

FINANCIAL ETFS COULD EXTEND RALLY

Financial-sector ETFs have lagged the broader market since August but have perked up recently, raising hopes bank stocks can take a leadership position and extend their rally into 2011.Read more: Financial ETFs could extend rally.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=85dae97e03c511e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

SPENDING & SAVING

2011 HYUNDAI ELANTRA

That upstart Hyundai has done it again. The South Korean automaker has completely redesigned its Elantra, adding a crisp, new modern look to a class of cars often overlooked by other makers.Read more: 2011 Hyundai Elantra.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=3d98c6d203c911e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

PELL GRANT PROGRAM FACES $5.7 BILLION GAP

Add this to Congress's year-end to-do list: Dealing with a potential $5.7 billion gap in grants for low-income students.Read more: Pell grant program faces $5.7 billion gap.
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Personal Finance Daily: The week's 10 best Personal Finance stories

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Personal Finance Daily - DECEMBER 11, 2010
By MarketWatch

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The week's 10 best Personal Finance stories

In case you missed them, here are the top 10 Personal Finance stories from MarketWatch for the week of Dec. 6-10.

THE 10 WORST STATES FOR RETIREES

Plenty of folks are aware of the best states for retirees. But what are the 10 worst states in which to spend your golden years?Read more: The 10 worst states for retirees.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=4dcb1102032111e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

WHAT CAR MECHANICS DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW

Here's a secret that mechanics don't want you to know: You really don't need to have your oil changed every 3,000 miles.Read more on what car mechanics don't want you to know,
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=96719d14ff2411df8dd400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

THREE TOP 2010 SECTORS TO OWN IN 2011

"Buy high, sell higher" seems an appropriate strategy only for the bravest investors, but buying what's hot and letting these winners ride isn't as risky as it sounds. Read more: Three top 2010 sectors to own in 2011.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=a1fdf81403c811e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

MORTGAGE RATES JUMP TO SIX-MONTH HIGHS

Mortgage rates climbed this week with the average rate on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at its highest since the end of June, according to Freddie Mac's weekly survey of conforming mortgages, released on Thursday.Read more: Mortgage rates jump to six-month highs.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=7842878a03a811e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

U.S. HOMES TO LOSE $1.7 TRILLION IN VALUE IN 2010

Homes in the U.S. will have lost $1.7 trillion in value in 2010 by the time the year is through, according to estimates released Thursday by Zillow.com, an online real-estate marketplace.Read more: U.S. homes to lose $1.7 trillion in value in 2010
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=b6d431fc03ac11e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

SIX HEALTH-RELATED BOOKS WORTH A READ

Despite ongoing public battles over the health-care overhaul signed into law earlier this year, health care remains a deeply personal matter. Read more: Six health-related books worth a read.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=7d9dc2f6033711e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

HIRING PLANS STRONGEST SINCE 2008: MANPOWER

Employers' hiring plans for the upcoming first quarter are "the most promising" in more than two years, on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the Manpower Employment Outlook survey published Tuesday.Read more on employers' hiring plans strongest since 2008.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=dd9d0926fe3411df8dd400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

FIVE WAYS THE NEW ESTATE TAX DEAL AFFECTS YOU

Americans — rich and not-so-rich — can breathe a sigh of relief about estate taxes. At least for now. Read more on five ways new estate tax deal affects you.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=d1f84064026611e0b25400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

TARGET-DATE FUND DISCLOSURES MISS THE POINT

The federal government wants investors to have better information about the mutual funds in their retirement plans. Washington has the right idea, but the wrong solution.Read more on targ
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=d3e4cc94fee711df8dd400212804637c&siteid=nwtpf

RENT-TO-OWN AGREEMENTS CAN BE TRICKY

There likely are many places owned by people who want to sell but can't, for one reason or another, and that could mean a situation ripe for a rent-to-own arrangement, Lew Sichelman says. But both you and your prospective landlord should proceed cautiously.Read more: Rent-to-own agreements can be tricky.
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Weekly Roundup: The week's top 10 videos on MarketWatch

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Weekly Roundup - DECEMBER 11, 2010
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The week's top 10 videos on MarketWatch

In case you missed them, here are the top 10 videos that appeared on MarketWatch for the week of Dec. 6-10:

WORST RETIREMENT STATES

Illinois and California top the list of the worst states to retire to, according to TopRetirements.com. Robert Powell explains the factors that landed these states and others on this dubious list.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/34D25F0C-1DFF-42D3-8063-F585B72E1C43?siteid=nwtwk)

GOOGLE ANDROID POISED FOR GROWTH

Stacey Delo discusses a new report predicting Google's takeover of the mobile advertising market in 2011. Plus, a look at Monday night's unveiling of the new Nexus S and Motorola tablet running Google's operating system at "D: Dive Into Mobile".Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/A5B80B8E-5EFC-40A1-901E-2AF552D6FBCA?siteid=nwtwk)

IS THE TAX DEAL IN DANGER?

Jerry Seib, Alan Murray and Dennis Berman discuss whether Democratic wrangling could derail President Obama's tax deal as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid promises to vote on extending tax cuts by Friday.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/2B375257-E074-4B79-A065-926D478E8E4F?siteid=nwtwk)

PAYROLL HOLIDAY MAY BE KEY TO TAX DEAL

As the White House and Republican leaders try to reach a deal to extend cuts, one idea that could gain traction is a temporary payroll-tax holiday. Jerry Seib has details.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/567B35AF-C589-4A96-91C3-90964FF4C412?siteid=nwtwk)

HOW APPLE'S JOBS WON CEO OF THE DECADE HONORS

For leading a triumphant surge to the top of the tech world, developing game-changing computers and devices and unleashing a stellar return for investors, Steve Jobs was named MarketWatch's CEO of the Decade. Stacey Delo reports.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/B60E5838-2B31-48B5-B6D5-DD9E0EA673BF?siteid=nwtwk)

CUMMINS' CEO'S SPECTACULAR DECADE-LONG RUN

For his business acumen, persistence, adherence to community and environmental stewardship standards, and a strong return for shareholders, makes Tim Solso of Cummins Engine a finalist for MarketWatch's CEO of the Decade honors. Stacey Delo reports.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/77FBB9DD-F0A7-4F6E-9E2E-74CFE4835635?siteid=nwtwk)

NETFLIX: NO LONGER JUST A LITTLE STREAMING SERVICE

After years as a bit player in entertainment, Netflix Inc. is no longer a little streaming video company. The Silicon Valley company has successfully expanded its mail-order DVD rental service to delivering video online, and now other companies like Amazon are looking to imitate it. Nick Wingfield reports.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/24D9CEE5-1B2C-4AD4-8767-54B5C4E4178A?siteid=nwtwk)

GOLD PRICES CONTINUE TO SHINE

Gold prices hit a new record as they push further above $1,400 an ounce. Greg Zuckerman talks with Simon Constable about why gold has become such a popular investment and why he thinks the gold rush could soon come to an end.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/83D332F5-552E-4B32-84EA-4FA814FEE209?siteid=nwtwk)

IS 4G A CABLE SUBSTITUTE? VERIZON SAYS YES

Verizon Communications CEO Ivan Seidenberg says its next-generation wireless network could become a "modest substitute" for other home-entertainment services such as traditional cable or Internet access. Roger Cheng reports on Digits.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/BF4B761B-7A40-459E-89EB-1F67067AE49C?siteid=nwtwk)

CHICAGO'S CABRINI-GREEN TO BE TORN DOWN

Residents of the last tower of Chicago's Cabrini Green housing project have been relocated and the building is being torn down. Until recently a few holdouts remained.Watch Video Report.(http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/v/143C8D45-3910-4EED-8E1C-2993AC1F474D?siteid=nwtwk)

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