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added: 28-01-2008

Real estate headlines seem to dominate the papers every day, and most of what is being said isn't very good news. At one time, not so long ago, real estate was seen as a great investment vehicle, one which actually made a lot of people a good income.
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added: 27-01-2008

As President George W. Bush is fine tuning his last State of the Union address, American adults do not think much of the current state of the country. Four out of five Americans (81%) think that the current state of the country is fair or poor while just 19 percent think it is excellent or good.
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added: 27-01-2008

The Yankee Group forecasts that the US online advertising market will hit $50 billion by 2011.
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added: 27-01-2008

It's all too easy to miss a trick and overpay Uncle Sam, especially for taxpayers who take a standard deduction and assume additional tax breaks only apply to itemizers.
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added: 26-01-2008

The Netherlands has a dynamic youth labour market but helping the hard core of disadvantaged young people find jobs will require comprehensive action on a range of fronts, according to a OECD report.
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added: 26-01-2008

Chinese enterprise IPOs raised over US$100.00B from overseas and domestic capital markets during 2007 making it a remarkable year.
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added: 26-01-2008

By 2030 the U.S. population is expected to reach 363.5 million persons. Supplying the needed housing, buildings and roads will lead to a 43 percent growth in U.S. cement consumption by that year.
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added: 25-01-2008

The dreaded "R" word is making the suppertime news, the dollar is in a free-fall and consumer spending is slowing to a crawl - a bad-news combination that has struck fear into business owners across the nation.
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added: 25-01-2008

A growing number of smart, value-driven investors are showing an appetite for high yield savings accounts, according to a web-based source used to compare online savings account rates and terms.
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added: 25-01-2008

"The odds of a recession are now approaching 50 percent," Dana Johnson, Comerica Bank senior economist, told about 500 business leaders at the Santa Clara Convention Center. "We see a red hot trading sector and a frigidly cold housing sector, and in the middle are the consumers -- and consumer actions will determine whether we have a recession or a simply a slow-down."
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