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What Defense Cuts Will Mean to the U.S.
Economic Forecasts A leaner military is in the cards, but the force will remain dominant.
By Richard Sammon Published
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Obama Headed for 2012 Win?
Politics Romney needs a big shift in momentum to close the gap, but time is running short.
By David Morris Published
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Road to the White House: Deep Mud Ahead
Politics After upbeat conventions, Romney and Obama will stick to attacks.
By David Morris Published
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Is Mitt Romney Ready to Ride Out the Storm?
Politics The Tampa convention should give the GOP nominee a bounce, if his message is heard.
By Kenneth R. Bazinet Published
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Is Ryan the Right Choice for Romney?
Politics The vice presidential pick is a bold one, but the risks may outweigh the rewards.
By David Morris Published
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Congress Fiddles as Cyberattacks Intensify
Politics Firms are opposed to costly new laws. But they might have the most to lose.
By Kenneth R. Bazinet Published
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Why Political Conventions Still Matter
Politics Important business will go down in Tampa and Charlotte. You just won’t be able to see it.
By Kenneth R. Bazinet Published
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Supreme Court Upholds Health Law; Now the Work Begins
spending As businesses and consumers prepare for new insurance rules, Republicans in Congress will try to overturn the health care law.
By Martha Lynn Craver Published
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Arizona Immigration Ruling Means More State Fights
Business Costs & Regulation In the absence of a uniform federal policy, fights over state laws will linger for years.
By Richard Sammon Published
Business Costs & Regulation