Archive for August 13, 2008

New York’s multibillion-dollar sinkhole

A struggling economy and the credit crunch mean a big shortfall of revenue for states around the country. None will be hit worse than New York.

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No 401(k) match? Save anyway

Employers are talking about ending contributions to workers' retirement savings. If the talk becomes reality, don't panic. You can still grow a nice nest egg on your own.

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Beijing’s Hutongs: Preserving History Through Business

These Chinese entrepreneurs sacrifice profits to maintain a piece of their culture.

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Control Your Cash Flow

Here are 5 ways to reduce your vulnerability during the credit crunch.

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Dow falls 110 as oil jumps to $116

The market drops on the weakest retail sales in 5 months and sagging financial stocks. Crude rises on a surprising decline in U.S. oil and gasoline supplies. Wal-Mart and the Consumer Price Index report for July will move markets Thursday.

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Facebook soars to No. 1 spot globally

The social network is expanding rapidly outside the US thanks to translation tools that let users personalize the existing site in their own tongues.

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Businesses for Sale