Wrecking Ball News
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New York’s grimy Madison Square Garden has been an eyesore for all of its 50 years and hope has never died that one day the wrecking ball will swing.
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I drove into the picture-book village of Goshen, New York, past the Gothic-style church that dominates Main Street. A bit farther on I came to the pile of concrete boxes that some deem a masterpiece.
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Australian opposition leader Tony Abbott, favored to win the Sept. 14 election, is unlikely to fulfill his pledge of scrapping the nation’s carbon price, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
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Life doesn’t get any easier for Bruce Springsteen.
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Americans think differently about housing now: Developers have cut back on speculative projects and mortgage bankers view lending standards more soberly. Another important change in attitudes emerged this week when people were asked how they feel about giving up the ability to deduct mortgage interest from their personal income taxes.
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Australia is set for its longest election campaign, with Prime Minister Julia Gillard counting on a record of growth and low unemployment to overcome a shortfall in support for her minority Labor government since March 2011.
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Vizio Inc., the television maker that helped drive higher-cost rivals out of the business with rock- bottom prices, plans to bring the same mayhem to the personal- computer market.
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Christine Milne, whose Australian Greens party holds the balance of power in the nation’s Senate, grimaces as she recalls the day an opponent called her a “political slut” in Tasmania’s state parliament.
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Tyler Brule hosts the debut episode of "Monocle" on Bloomberg Television. This week's show reports on Art Basel Miami, the changing facade of Beirut's architecture, Italian yacht-building and bespoke shoe-makers of London.
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Lana Del Rey closes the year looking more like the future of music than just the advertising face of H&M, Jaguar and Mulberry.
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