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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Goldman Sachs Tops Profit Estimates
      Goldman Sachs is the latest big bank to top Wall Street estimates, earning a profit of $5.25 a share. CEO Lloyd Blankfein says "although the world continues to face serious economic challenges, we are seeing improving conditions and evidence of stabilization, even growth, across a number of sectors." Details to come.

    +Dow 10,000: Enjoy It While You Can
      Dow 10,000 has arrived, so pop out the champagne, but be wary. Breaking the key psychological level of Dow 10,000 is one thing. Holding onto those gains is quite another.

    +Worst Quarter on Record for Foreclosures
      The number of households caught up in the foreclosure crisis rose more than 5 percent from summer to fall as rising unemployment causes more homeowners to fall behind on their mortgages. RealtyTrac spokesman Rick Sharga says it was the "worst three months of all time."

    +Attention Shoppers: Food Prices Set to Rise
      If there's any silver lining to a recession -- albeit a thin one -- it' s that consumer prices typically go down. Make no mistake, deflation is a sign of a sick economy, but at least the net effect of cheaper prices for the basic necessities -- food, clothing and shelter -- helps folks get by when they are struggling to make ends meet. But consumers should brace themselves for things to change, especially at the supermarket.

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    +Social Security Payments to Stay Flat
      The Social Security Administration has some tough news for seniors. In 2010, there will be no cost of living increase for Social Security recipients, the first year without one since automatic adjustments were adopted in 1975.

    +White-Collar Crime: A 12-Step Program
      Did Bernard Madoff just wake up one day and decide to steal $50 billion from his investors? Probably not. Other figures in the growing pantheon of white-collar criminals most likely didn't decide to start their evil schemes overnight, either. No, the path from good to bad likely involved progressive steps -- 12 to be exact, if you believe new research published in the International Journal of Business Governance and Ethics.

    +Lazard CEO Wasserstein Dead at 61
      The Wall Street Journal reports that Bruce Wasserstein, a prominent Wall Street dealmaker and CEO of Lazard Ltd., has died. He was 61.

    +Bette Midler Gets $2M in Stimulus Money
      Bette Midler, a famous eco-warrior who helped establish green jobs in New York with the help of $2 million in stimulus money, discusses how funds for her New York Restoration Project were used to create a community garden in the Bronx.

    +Citi Profit Report Disappoints Investors
      Despite a better-than-expected profit report, Citigroup shares slide before the opening bell. Details to come.

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