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Dov Charney’s dismissal raises all sorts of thorny corporate-governance questions for investors and boards about iconic — and notorious — leaders, especially in creative fields. Andrew Ross Sorkin is the …

Dustin Taylor, who’s burdened with $50,000 of student debt after getting his master’s degree in government at Johns Hopkins University, is waiting tables at a comedy club to pay the rent. Taylor said his desire to get a mortgage to buy a home within five years is no joke. “Home ownership is out of reach for me,” said Taylor, 33, who’s been looking for a job in Washington since he graduated in December.

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U.S. stock index futures fell on Tuesday, suggesting investors continued to search for direction following a sharp rally that took indexes to records last week. * Equities had a quiet session on Monday, with trading volume light and moves so slight the S&P 500 had one of its narrowest intraday trading ranges ever, according to MKM Partners.

Buying a home should now be the a more financially attractive option for those seeking a place to live than has been the case for at least much of the past several decades.

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Dov Charney’s dismissal raises all sorts of thorny corporate-governance questions for investors and boards about iconic — and notorious — leaders.

Former high-ranking News Corp executive Rebekah Brooks has been found not guilty of phone hacking and crimes related to its cover-up.

The agricultural giant has fired on all cylinders lately, but does it need to make a big deal to keep growing?

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