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Male Labor Force Participation: In today's "Single Best Chart," Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu displays the drop off in employment for American males age 25-54.

What's Bernanke's Forecast for U.S. Economy? Examining the main economic data watched by the Fed in its criteria for determining changes in monetary policy

What Big US Banks are Suddenly Buying, insight into hidden accounting practices by Germany's biggest bank, more on gold, and an interview with Jos Schmitt.

Why China Is Stalling on Clean Energy: Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Justin Wu reports that China's clean energy investment may slow to $49 billion in 2013

Jay-Z vs Diddy: True Net Worth: How wealthy are hip-hop stars? Bloomberg created a way to separate the truly rich from the loud-mouth lyricists.

Are Hedge Funds the Ultimate Rip-Off? Jason Trennert and Neil Barofsky discuss the real benefit of hedge funds to investors.

How Deutsche Bank Made Their Loans Disappear: Vernon Silver reports on Deutsche Bank's accounting that obscured risk and the legality of their practice.

Watch the video as Zacks' Kevin Cook shows you four charts in four minutes and gives you a look at the broader market from a technical perspetive.

On today's "Chart Attack, Fusion IQ CEO Barry Ritholtz and Bloomberg's Adam Johnson look at monthly mutual fund outflows.

Adam Johnson looks at how interest rates affect bank stocks, borrowing, and REITS

An in-depth look at the Canadian housing market including Canadian real estate outlook, affordability issues, trends, and the affect of interest rates.

Bloomberg News spoke with Zach Harvey, one of the founders of Lamassu, who are making ATMs for people to buy Bitcoins.

Investors who poured $1.26 trillion into bond funds in the past six years pulled out record amounts of cash last month, in a massive wave of bond outflow

The gold meltdown in the Q2 provided a boon to jewelers as consumers took advantage of lower costs, coupled with an improving economy, to purchase jewelry.

Ivan Lo on Aequitas Innovations, Canada's newest proposed stock exchange that's about to challenge the TSX and TSX Venture, and the mother of all bubbles.

Vatican Officials Arrested: Senior Vatican prelate, agent of the Italian secret service and a financial broker were arrested in a corruption investigation.

Renters vs. Homeowners in the United States: Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu looks at the surge in Americans choosing to rent instead of owning a home.

The mother of all bubbles? In today's "Single Best Chart," Scarlet Fu displays the gap between GDP and the Fed fund rate that suggests a coming bubble.

A look at how China's problems affect Canada, both fudged numbers and liquidity crunch, and the looming financial disaster that's bigger than subprime.

How the Flooding in Alberta Happened: Claire Martin explains how the flooding in Alberta unfolded so quickly and unexpectedly.

PBOC Moves to Relieve China's Cash Crunch: Scarlet Fu displays the cash squeeze in China as the overnight lending rate surged to a record Thursday.

Bloomberg's Sara Eisen reports that unrest in Brazil and Brazil protests continues as the most violent night yet claimed the first life lost in the protests.

China’s manufacturing contraction deepens and is shrinking at a faster pace this month, after interbank borrowing costs surged to the highest in seven years

Pimco Co-Chief Investment Officer Bill Gross reacts to Ben Bernanke's news conference and Fed statement on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart."