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Economy is on the move again -- and so are Americans

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S&P hits all-time high, buoyed by dovish Fed comments

Poverty increasingly pushing into the suburbs

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Electric car maker Tesla to pay off federal loans

Electric car maker Tesla Motors has shifted into a good place: CEO Elon Musk intends to use the potential $1 billion from a new stock offering to pay off the maker’s $465 million in Department of Energy loans.

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