""The Winter of 2008-2009 will prove to be the winter of global economic discontent that marks the rejection of the flawed ideology that unregulated global financial markets promote financial innovation, market efficiency, unhampered growth and endless prosperity while...
"Wall Street falls sharply as investors, worrying about recess, ponder Obama impact on economy NEW YORK (AP) -- A case of postelection nerves sent Wall Street plunging Wednesday as investors, looking past Barack Obama's presidential victory, returned to their fears of a deep...
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" Apple ends every press release with the boiler plate line that the company "ignited" the personal computer revolution. And with Tuesday's new family of laptops, the company may pull the nuclear option: a sub-$1,000 laptop. I'm expecting an $899 MacBook model, based on...
Thank to typical features, waterways in the Mekong Delta are attractive for not only international travelers but also locals."The second day is really exotic with a chance to join Phong Dien or Cai Rang Floating...
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The number of apartments and homes listed for sale in Vancouver is skyrocketing while the number of sales is down dramatically. With these fundamentals it is likely only a matter of time before prices start...
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Gas prices do not represent another serious problem to the economy of mexican working class in northen states, but our tomatoe trucks have been stopped at the border because of the salmonella outbreak. Tomatoes...
In the least suprising music news of the week, Radiohead continues their domination of the music sales charts. In Rainbows shot to No. 1 on the U.S. charts, just days after topping the UK charts, and months after dominating the music blogosphere and world o' pay-what-you-will...
The necessities are what cost. "Americans are increasingly tied down by debt -- that's nothing new. But Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren says the rising costs of bare necessities, not luxuries, might change the...
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"Once upon a time the Federal Communications Commission — the FCC — was a sleepy bureaucracy on a quiet street in Washington. The FCC is the government body that sets the rules for media. And for a decade now, it's become a citadel of power, swarming with media tycoons,...
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What did this guy learn in college? I think after the 10th bottle of champagne I would ask. who’s paying for this?"AP) — A father wants investigators to pursue fraud and larceny charges against a Panhandle...
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"Fear stampeded a lot of people into buying a home during the recent real estate boom. Now we're seeing the even more fearsome fallout.
People who were terrified about being priced out of the real estate market are now horrified by their ever-rising mortgage payments. People...
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This seems to be a real product launch, and not a hoax. South Africa has a lethal combination of high instances of rape and high HIV infection rates, so one company decided to strike back. One rand is awfully...
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Get'em while you can, or smoke em if you have em. EU moves to save the planet, one suv at a time"Gas-guzzling sports cars, 4x4s and people carriers could be priced off the road within five years after a crackdown on carbon emissions to be announced by the European...