Avoiding traffic on your July 4th weekend vacation The Examiner Comment RSS Email Print | If splashing around in the surf sounds like a fun this 4th there are easier ways to get there (AP Photo) | With the economy and gas prices where they are, may people are opting to stay closer to home for their vacations (stay-cations, some call them). In the Bay Area, many ...
E. J. Dionne: Supporters of cap-and-trade bill may face fallout from their votes Philadelphia Daily News | By E. J. Dionne | For The Inquirer Hours before the House passed its cap-and-trade bill, freshman Democrats Tom Perriello and Frank Kratovil were pondering the fallout of the votes they were about to cast in favor of a plan being denounced as "...
Pa.'s budget battle: Compromise is in the middle The Examiner Comments HARRISBURG, Pa. (Map, News) - Normally, the heated rhetoric of Harrisburg's budget battles lasts through the spring and into early July when the sides trade horses behind closed doors and emerge to declare victory. | This year's budget impas...
S.E.C. May Reinstate Rules for Short-Selling Stocks The New York Times | They have been reviled as the bad hats of Wall Street, nefarious traders who cashed in on the market collapse and, some insist, helped precipitate it. | Now short-sellers, the market skeptics who correctly called last year's downturn, are coming un...
A grim life as Golden State runs out of gold The Independent | In Houston, the 4th of July fireworks tomorrow night risk being a bit of a damp squib with the display's budget cut by half. In some other American towns, from New England to the Pacific Northwest, there will be no pyrotechnics at all. But the punt...
Golden State runs out of gold The Independent | In Houston, the 4th of July fireworks tomorrow night risk being a bit of a damp squib with the display's budget cut by half. In some other American towns, from New England to the Pacific Northwest, there will be no pyrotechnics at all. But the punt...
Property, income not only retirement tax concerns Asbury Park Press | Researching warm-weather retirement destinations has been a mission for Catherine Keller and her sisters in recent years. | Besides a shared desire to leave shoveling and shivering behind after too many northern winters, the natives of Long Island,...
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Scott brings health care reform opposition to Jacksonville Business Journal | Rick Scott told Duval County Republicans Thursday that he’s revving up his campaign to combat public support for Democrat-led health care reform on Capitol Hill. | Scott, w...
Is your water bottle safe? The Examiner Comment RSS Email Print | (Business Wire photo) Related Articles | Lifestyle choices limit cancer riskWater vs. sport and energy drinks | Check the number on the bottom of your pla...
TJX settlement brings money to Arizona The Business Review | A lawsuit filed against . by attorneys general in Arizona and 40 other states has been settled for $9.75 million. | The settlement is the result of an alleged 2007 data breach of...
LA airport renews Del. North Business Journal Del. North promotes green initiatives LAWA: LAX will be ready for Airbus 380 URS adds new director Del. North signs singular supply deal LAX ruling goes in favor of protesting airlines | The operator of Los Angeles World Airports has renewed its leas...
Opus Northwest siblings file for bankruptcy Business Journal Opus North pulling up stakes in Columbus until market rebounds New Berlin native returns from Louisville to lead Opus development Friends of Urban Renewal draws ire, controversy Subleases grow as force in market HOK Sport Venue Event changes name to ...
Cape May gains open space for wildlife Philadelphia Daily News | By Wallace McKelvey | Inquirer Staff Writer The settlement of a long-running lawsuit will allow New Jersey to buy 78 acres of open space at the Shore, while an additional 27 would be acquired with federal money moving through Congress, officials an...
Dionne: Politics of the cap-and-trade bill Denver Post | Hours before the House passed its cap-and-trade bill last week, freshman Democrats Tom Perriello and Frank Kratovil were pondering the political fallout of the votes they were about to cast in favor of a plan Republicans were denouncing as "cap-and...
TJX settlement brings money to Arizona The Business Review | A lawsuit filed against . by attorneys general in Arizona and 40 other states has been settled for $9.75 million. | The settlement is the result of an alleged 2007 data breach of customer’s personal information in TJX-operated computer systems, according to an announcement Tuesday by Arizona Attorney General Office Terry Goddard. | TJX is a...
