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While the broader economy starts to recover, the housing market is being left behind. The decline in home values is now officially worse than it was during the Depression.
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The December jobs report may have disappointed some but there are signs that the market is improving — as everything from earnings forecasts to a homeless guy's story seems to indicate.
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It went from a heartwarming story to schadenfreude within his 15 minutes of fame: A dirt-digging web site has found that Ted Williams, the homeless guy who stunned the Internet world with his golden voice, has a 20-year criminal record.
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A company known for its adult-themed dating website is jumping into the venture capital game.
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If this isn’t a sign the job market is on the way up, I don’t know what is: Job offers are pouring in for Ted Williams, a former radio announcer-turned-homeless guy who used to panhandle on a highway ramp in Columbus, Ohio.
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Apps and Internet connectivity are everywhere. At this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, you’ll see more devices incorporating PC-like functions. And they'll be not just smartphones and set-top boxes, but TVs, digital cameras and printers as well.
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Tired of breaking your New Year's resolutions before the confetti settles? Yeah, there's an app for that. Put down that bucket of chicken and check out these 10 mobile apps to help you keep your financial resolutions.
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Did you spend the holidays with a glass of egg nog in one hand and your BlackBerry in the other? You sir, just may be a workaholic! Here are 20 questions to tell if you're a workaholic.
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It's that time of year — time for performance reviews! Stop rolling your eyes and use this opportunity to get what you want at work. Here are 10 questions to ask at your performance review.
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Some tax deductions are obvious but there are some things you wouldn’t believe you can deduct! If you've got the stomach to itemize, it could save you a lot of money. Check out these 12 wacky tax deductions.
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Gone for 2010 but on the books again in 2011—the estate tax will have changes that should make it less painful for taxpayers.
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You thought the tax debate in Congress this week was about extending the Bush tax cuts, right? Or unemployment insurance? It’s also about a long list of smaller tax provisions that have been salted into the bill, unrelated provisions that benefit special interests.
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Over 80 different industries license franchises. So when CNBC asked me to make predictions for 2011, it took me a while to figure out how to eat this elephant. A normally complicated world for making predictions becomes even more complicated when franchise is thrown into the mix. But here goes...
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Congratulations, financial advisers and accountants — You've just been named one of the most depressing jobs ever! Here, maybe you should lie down for a minute ...
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The New York Jets' Darrelle Revis is among a number of athletes who are seeking federal trademark protection for their names, nicknames and even their catchphrases, the New York Times reports.
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Whether you're asking for a raise or complaining about a co-worker, more often than not, your communication with the boss is all about ME ME ME. How's that working out for you? For better results, try one of these 20 Ways to Manage Your Boss.
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Labs like Full Spectrum and Steep Hill are springing up to serve the medical marijuana dispensaries and patients in states like Colorado and California to test the strength and purity of the drug.
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Prices have been dropping nationwide over the past three to four years, with medical marijuana states like Oregon and Montana home to the lowest prices.
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The legalization of medical marijuana in several states has paved the way for a budding edible medical marijuana industry. Small businesses in states such as Colorado and California are making treats such as candy, cookies or soda.
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President Obama announced a broad "framework" with Republicans that would extend all Bush-era tax cuts for two years, keep the dividend and capital gains tax at 15 percent and temporarily cut payroll and Social Security taxes.