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May 17- New Jersey announced another step on Friday that will bring it closer to launching online gambling, with plans to publish proposed regulations for Internet wagering on June 3.
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Sharing investment advice since Groupon was forced to revise Q4 results, with Jordan Rohan, Stifel Nicolaus senior analyst.
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The good news is Americans are living longer. But the worry for many retirees is that they'll outlive their savings.
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For most of us, retirement will be the shortest, most challenging period of our lives and yet few are fully prepared for this life stage.
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London’s hotel sector will grow by 3.9 percent in 2012, with the London Olympics and the Queen’s diamond jubilee bolstering tourist demand, according to UK estate agency Savills.
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Fruit flies apparently self-medicate just like many humans do, using alcohol as a balm when rejected by desired mates, the New York Times reports.
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"Delaying retirement leaves a worker with fewer years of retirement to finance, more time to save and earn returns, and higher Social Security benefits," says one financial planner.
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Happy Leap Year! What are you doing with your extra day this year? Retailers and restaurants hope the answer will be spending, and they are pulling out the stops to coax you through their doors to spend.
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Nearly two-thirds of married couples and people with a significant other say their partner is the most important source of happiness in their lives, according to a new global poll released on Valentine's Day.
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Couples in India may be getting a break from Hindu extremists on this Valentine’s Day, but they will find pursuing love is more expensive this year. The New York Times reports.
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Mattel has often looked to be part of the buzz around New York Fashion Week and Toy Fair with its iconic fashion doll Barbie, and this year's no different. The toymaker is kicking off a new advertising campaign for Barbie that will try to play up the doll's fashion credentials, and at the heart of the campaign's kick-off is a larger-than-life Barbie Dream Closet on display at Lincoln Center.
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Mainland Chinese who have a second child in Hong Kong will be fined for breaching China's one-child policy, Chinese media quoted a family planning official as saying, as mainland Chinese women flock to the former British colony to give birth.
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In an age of celebrity and fame, Hollywood might seem like a great place to make money fast, but while the payoffs in major film production can be massive, so can the losses.
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Save those travel miles and check out which airline lounges offer special perks — including one lounge that’s (egads!) open to the public and affordable!
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Is it too late to buy Disney, or can the company sustain its gains? Sharing advice for investors on whether to buy or bail, with David Joyce, Miller Tabak.
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Google is taking a jab at the online travel business. Insight on what it means for competitors and whether the search engine is taking advantage, with Steve Kaufer, TripAdvisor CEO.
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Details behind the most expensive show on Broadway ever and why it continues to bring in money, with Jeremiah Harris, Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark co-producer.
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Some of the results may surprise you and some of the benefits may make you envious.
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America's obsession with food and restaurant-style meals they can make at home are cooking up some fine holiday sales at Sur la Table, CEO Jack Schwefel told CNBC Tuesday.
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The change partly reflects demographics but also government cost-cutting that has resulted in less generous pay and benefits, the New York Times reports.
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So which are the best cities to live in the world? We've put together a list of the world's 15 cities with the best quality of life.