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“Last month, the New York Times discontinued TimesSelect, the program that required readers to pay a subscription fee to read popular columnists and access the paper’s archives. The news was greeted with whoops and hollers from the members of the web’s hallelujah chorus, who take as a personal affront any attempt to charge for “content” […]

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Less than 1/100 of 1 percent of U.S. paper currency in circulation is counterfeit. Considering recent advances in printing technology, that’s a pretty small number. In part, that’s because the U.S. Secret Service thoroughly investigates all cases. Counterfeiting is difficult because of the bills’ security features which are hard to reproduce.
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On Monday October 22nd, 2007 at 5:00am EST approximately 8,800 taxi drivers will keep the keys out of their ignition and put NYC in a tight position. Taxi drivers with the Taxi Workers Alliance are striking in protest of new GPS Tracking devices and credit card billing systems with 5% surcharges. Drivers are afraid of […]

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As creatures of habit, who like to repeat the same behavior, our personal finance habits have an enormous impact on our financial well being.
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Companies are buying leases of public highways, bridges and tunnels from states desperately trying to improve infrastructure.
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