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They’re out of the workforce and want back in�ASAP. We sent three candidates to experts for candid advice.

There are ways to reduce monthly bills without having to cancel anything.

In this terrifying, giddy fall, our days are numbered like never before. And somewhere between the polls and the Dow lies destiny.

While the Dow Jones plummeted more than 700 points, a reporter and a photographer�stationed on the corners of Broadway and Exchange Place and 48th Street and Sixth Avenue�asked New Yorkers to give their up-to-the-minute reactions to the market.

Stripped of their superpowers, Wall Street’s wounded action heroes have been reduced to working for the government�or not at all. The meritocracy wasn’t supposed to work this way.

A Wall Street driver and the trickle-down of misfortune.

Shock, denial, grief, relief, brief exuberance, back to grief, gloating, catastrophist fantasies, and finally�maybe�acceptance.

It was a week of waiting to see if things could get any worse.

Findings from the streets, files, and hard drives of New York.

Product integration, 30 Rock, and the trouble with using brands to write TV.