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& Investing | [$$] The Growing Problem in Agriculture Markets
Shifting demand and record crops have farmers adjusting to new realities. What does it mean for the future—and the futures? | [$$] Hitting Goldman Where It Hurts
U.S. proposals to ban banks from using their capital to acquire stakes in companies would have the biggest impact on Goldman Sachs, which has the world's largest private-equity operation. | [$$] China Gives Glimpse of U.S. Holdings
The massive national China Investment Corp. provided the closest look yet at its politically sensitive holdings, in an SEC filing that revealed that it has accumulated small stakes in more than 60 U.S. companies but is making big bets outside the U.S. | [$$] Banks Figure In DJIA's Fall Below 10000
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed below 10000 for the first time in three months, hurt by declines in all its financial components. |
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Journal | [$$] Hearts Actually Can Break
Broken-heart syndrome mimics a heart attack but is brought on by acute emotion or physical trauma. But patients, mainly women, usually fully recover with no lasting heart damage. | [$$] Happy Couples Kiss and Tell
It is often possible to understand why a marriage fails, as so many do. It is much more difficult, though, to figure out why one succeeds. | [$$] health mailbox
Readers ask columnist Melinda Beck about environmental factors and the increased risk for autism. | [$$] Insurer Plays Judge on Cancer Care
UnitedHealth group sends doctors reports assessing their treatment of breast, lung and colorectal cancer patients. |
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