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Money problems? Here's how to fix — or avoid — them

3 November 2014
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How Queen Charlotte's matchmaking evaded a succession crisis

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US markets fall amid Fed jitters

Alonso Munoz of Hamilton Capital Partners explains what investors can expect from Fed chair Kevin Warsh.

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How to do German beer gardens without looking like a tourist

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US stocks rise despite worst month for tech stocks

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The crude Georgian-era art that took aim at Britain's king

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At Bocuse d'Or, elite chefs compete in one of the world's most demanding culinary contests.

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