Thursday's Personal Finance Stories
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Don't miss these top stories: It may sound absurd that you could lose your legal right to sell your old stuff when you're done with it, whether it's an old book or an used car. But the U.S. Supreme Court soon will rule on exactly that, Jennifer Waters writes in her Consumer Confidential column today. She takes a look at the appellate court ruling that has reached the Supreme Court agenda this fall, one that says the copyright holders of items made overseas would have to give you permission to resell.Read that story in today's Personal Finance pages, plus read coverage of last night's presidential debate, including a slide show of charts with statistics behind the candidates' arguments. —Amy Hoak , assistant editorYour right to resell your own stuff is in peril
U.S. Supreme Court will rule this term on a case that will determine if it's legal for you to resell products you bought in America but that were produced abroad.
Your right to resell your own stuff is in peril. Romney keys on 'buried' middle class in debate
Mitt Romney tried to use the words of President Barack Obama's administration against him in the first of three debates Wednesday in an effort to reach out to middle-class voters that appear to be drifting away from the Republican challenger.
Romney keys on 'buried' middle class in debate . Charts of Obama-Romney debate talking points
You watched the debate. Now look at the stats behind what the two presidential candidates were saying Wednesday night.
Charts of Obama-Romney debate talking points. An impassioned Romney reinvents himself — again
Mitt Romney has revitalized his campaign for the presidency with a lively attack Wednesday night on President Obama, writes Rex Nutting.
An impassioned Romney reinvents himself — again. Obama argues anti-Romney case — not pro-Obama
At Denver debate, writes Diana Furchtgott-Roth, the president fails to defend his own record while assailing his version of the Republican challenger's plan.
Obama argues anti-Romney case — not pro-Obama . ECONOMY AND POLITICS
Consumer loan delinquencies up in eight categories
Delinquency rates for consumer loans rose in eight loan categories tracked by the American Bankers Association in the second quarter of 2012 including home-equity loans and personal loans, according to a report released by the ABA.
Consumer loan delinquencies up in eight categories. U.S. initial jobless claims climb to 367,000
The number of Americans applying for jobless benefits shows another increase, underscoring the slow pace of U.S. job creation in the United States.
U.S. initial jobless claims climb to 367,000. ECB's Draghi to politicians: your move
Mario Draghi says the ECB's bond-buying plan has already helped ease tensions and stands ready as an "effective backstop," but it's up to politicians in struggling euro-zone countries to pull the trigger.
ECB's Draghi to politicians: your move. INVESTING
Facebook: 1 billion users — and doubters
Sure, it has a gargantuan number of users — but how many pessimists question the company's prospects?
Facebook: 1 billion users — and doubters. Stocks should rise in 4th quarter if history holds
When it comes to forecasting the stock market's return in the fourth quarter, we'd do well to remember Scarlett O'Hara's classic line at the end of Gone With The Wind: "Tomorrow is another day."
Stocks should rise in 4th quarter if history holds .
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