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Watching this year’s dire financial news, I had one thought (besides mourning my 401k):

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Bernie Madoff’s $50 billion Ponzi scheme was especially damaging to people and institutions dedicated to helping those less fortunate. Jeff Glor reports.

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One look at your 401k and you might not be too sad to say goodbye to 2008. But the broken economy doesn’t mean that Kansas Citians won’t be celebrating New Year’s Eve in style. FOX 4’s Leslie Carto takes a look at party preparations.

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Watching this year’s dire financial news, I had one thought (besides mourning my 401k): Somebody didn’t eat their collards. OK, maybe they skipped the black-eyed peas. In fact, since the tough economy has spread around the world, it looks like a lot of people fell down on the New Year’s job last year.

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Did your 401k lose value or are you afraid to invest in the stock market? If so, you may want to make a stop at your local high school economics class.

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The struggling cafe chain warns employees that retirement benefits could be cut in 2009. So what’s next?

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A troubled club on Kansas City’s West Side is closing down indefinitely, but some of the club’s neighbors are hoping it’s gone for good. The Barcelona Banquet Hall has had it’s liquor license suspended twice, and was the scene of a triple shooting in October. FOX 4’s Rob Low has the report.

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By KATHLEEN PURVIS Watching this year’s dire financial news, I had one thought (besides mourning my 401k): Somebody didn’t eat their collards. OK, maybe they skipped the black-eyed peas. In fact, since the tough economy has spread around the world, it looks like a lot of people fell down on the New Year’s job last year. From Spain, where people eat 12 grapes at the stroke of midnight Dec. 31 …

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Meet Juice’s e-friend of the week.

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When a barrel of oil hit its peak of $147 last July, according to www.cnbc.com, speculators and consumers alike feared the worst. News organizations predicted that prices would continue to soar.

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