The U.K.'s Center for Economics and Business Research consulting firm's recent survey reports that Britain's millionaire population has significantly decreased in number, surprisingly surpassing the decrease in U.S. millionaires. In other news, despite strong investing in the seven-year Treasury bond, experts worry about deflation.

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Arguments fly on Capitol Hill as the Obama administration debates the overhaul of the financial markets.

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Given the tremendous popularity of Facebook and MySpace services on high-end cellphones, mobile phone makers are focusing on building mid-range handsets specifically tailored to facilitate social-networking and microblogging software.

Recession-spurred financial regulation could yield an appointed financial stability regulator.

Some regional appliance and electronics retailers are flourishing with a retro retail concept: commissioned sales staff, trained to explain complex gadgets to customers.

Having to deal with the recession means many small business owners have to decide between letting go employees and cutting out insurance benefits.