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Editor's Picks Typical CEO made $9.6 million last year, AP study finds Facebook: A lesson in IPO investing Q1 bank earnings rise to 5-year high Warren Buffett says his firm likely to buy newspapers Durable goods orders edge up after decline in previous month Little change in jobless claims suggests modest jobs growth Consumer protections considered for prepaid debit cards Primer on euro woes: Europe leaders trying to boost growth Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Credit card perks could cut vacation costs Investing / John Waggoner What should investors do with a windfall?		Cheap and good don't always go together. Wine and suits are two classic examples of that. Read past columns: Balancing effect of stocks and bonds can help your portfolio Ask Matt: Following your gut when picking stocks How to find out who is unloading shares of an IPO Analyst: JPMorgan may actually benefit from trading loss Advertisement <
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