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Thursday, November 13
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More than half of women say they’ve bought second-hand clothes before, according to a survey by consulting firm WSL Strategic Retail, and that number is expected to rise. - Cheaper Gas: Is It Really A Bargain?
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Sotheby's held an art auction on Tuesday and the results were weak, with total sales of $125.1 million, which, according to the New York Times, was well below the low estimate of $202.4 million. - Don't Fret Hedge Fund Unwind, And Other Advice
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- Next year, Facebooks’ Mark Zuckerberg will get paid just one dollar in salary. Will he ever pay taxes again?
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