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• U.S. mortgage applications rebound in latest week: MBA
• IRS delays start of tax filing season to January 30
• Exclusive: Bank of America to sell service rights on $100 billion of mortgages
• JPMorgan names industry lobbyist Ryan to head government office
• KPMG expects bigger payouts to MF Global UK clients
• Exclusive - Bank of America to sell mortgage servicing rights on $100 billion: sources
• Can Siri and her friends save you money?
• Argo launches reinsurance company with investor money
• New York antitrust trial begins over credit card arbitrations
• Morgan Stanley must pay manager $1 million in employment flap
• Bank of America to pay $3.6 billion to Fannie Mae to settle mortgage claims
• A platinum solution to fiscal woes: $1 trillion coin
• Wealthy may defer income, curb some spending after U.S. cliff deal
• U.S. watchdog says IRS needs more bang from buck on tax audits
• Hedging "cliff" volatility might not get you too far
• Swiss bank Wegelin to close after guilty plea
• Insight: "Cliff" deal's retirement plan revenue boost questioned
• Consumers paying down debt despite obstacles: ABA
• The speculator republic: James Saft
• Passage of bill to avoid "cliff" should bolster Wall Street
• Analysis: "Fiscal cliff' deal called a dud on deficit front
• Skittish investors may be ready for more risk in 2013
• Wall Street Week Ahead: Cliff may be a fear, but debt ceiling much scarier
• Investors flee into non-U.S. markets as fiscal deal looms: EPFR
• U.S. consumer sentiment weakens as fiscal crisis looms
• Jobless claims fall, could signal pickup in hiring
• Wells Fargo doesn't have to pay clients $203 million: court
• Retailers scramble after lackluster holiday sales
• Retail sales creep higher in weak holiday season: early data
• U.S. may expand mortgage refinance program: WSJ
• Modest discounts, fiscal cliff deter last-minute shoppers
• The sinking of "Plan B"; the U.S. "fiscal cliff" disaster of John Boehner
• Bank investors seek well behaved cost-cutters
• Why you need to gauge your human capital

• Goldman, Morgan Stanley, to also settle on foreclosures: sources
• TD Ameritrade creates "investor sentiment" index
• MF Global judge nixes customer group's bid to depose Corzine
• Three approaches for managing pre-Obamacare healthcare costs
• Exclusive: Bank of America to sell mortgage servicing rights on $100 billion
• KPMG expects increased payments to some MF Global UK clients
• Basel's golden ticket for bankers: James Saft
• Bankruptcy watchdog aims to oust law firm, adviser from GSC case
• Three smart money moves for 2013
• BofA reaches $11.6 billion settlement with Fannie Mae
• Veteran broker departures shift $133 billion client assets in 2012
• Tear up the textbooks? Economists say bold Fed challenges models
• Your Money: Lawsuit raises legal issues for consumer reviewers
• Iowa seeks $14.1 million in back taxes from Peregrine Financial CEO
• Armstrong hedge fund eyes stocks rally, buys Apple
• Credit Suisse plans new asset-backed bonus scheme
• PIMCO's Gross warns investors of looming inflation
• DoubleLine launches stock management division
• Stern Advice: The cliff deal and your wallet
• Analysis: Bumps in "cliff" talks won't deter Wall Street from rallying
• Stern Advice: Financial to-do list for 2013
• Stern Advice: Financial to do list for 2013
• Would-be adoptive parents look beyond Russia
• Six ways to optimize your retirement portfolio in 2013
• Consumer confidence hits four-month low in December
• Jobless claims fall, trend reading at four-and-half year low
• U.S. retailers scramble after lackluster holiday sales
• Your one-week year-end "fiscal cliff" money plan
• Home prices rose in ninth straight month: S&P
• Retailers hope late Christmas shoppers bring good cheer
• "Fiscal cliff" spooks shoppers in last lap of holiday race
• Wells Fargo agrees to proposed settlement on shareholder actions
• Analysis: Apple's swoon exposes risk lurking in mutual funds

• Whale of a job change for JPMorgan's Staley
• Analysis: Titan's taste for small funds seen behind its SAC exit
• Not quite ready to retire? How to get an "encore career"
• JPMorgan investment bank chairman leaves for hedge fund
• Exclusive - Bank of America to sell mortgage servicing rights on $100 billion
• Exclusive - Bank of America to sell rights on $100 billion in mortgages: sources
• JPMorgan investment bank chairman Staley joins hedge fund
• New York can't object to $115 million AIG shareholder deal: judge
• Identity thieves go shopping for Apple products
• Bank of America to settle with Fannie Mae, sell mortgage assets
• Regulators ease key bank rule to spur credit
• Obama says U.S. can't afford more showdowns over debt, deficits
• Lawsuit raises legal issues for consumer reviewers
• Stern Advice - What's wrong with personal finance?
• Shunning Japan gets riskier: James Saft
• Investors swarmed US stock ETFs as fiscal deal reached: Lipper
• Looking past the fiscal cliff rally
• U.S. economy to row against austerity tide in 2013
• Global banks rethink Middle East model as deals slump
• Analysis: "Fiscal cliff" deal called a dud on deficit front
• Analysis: Economy would dodge bullet for now under fiscal deal
• Analysis: After "fiscal cliff" dive, more battles, new cliffs
• Analysis: Cliff may be a fear, but debt ceiling is much scarier
• Consumer sentiment weakens as fiscal crisis looms
• Top 2013 predictions for savers, spenders and taxpayers
• Home prices rose for ninth straight month: S&P
• UBS and too-big-to-punish: James Saft
• Retailers face ho-hum holiday sales-early data
• Home prices rose in October: S&P
• Retailers hope last minute Christmas shoppers bring good cheer
• "Fiscal cliff" spooks U.S. shoppers in last lap of holiday race
• Investors shun bonds and seek stock ETFs despite fiscal worry
• Bank investors seek well-behaved cost-cutters