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Fine-Tune Your Finances Before You Travel Overseas
Filed under: Travel Goodluz/Shutterstock By Theresa Kim When heading overseas, travelers often forget about the financial planning. Besides basic preparations, like making copies of your bank account...
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GM Recalls Another 312,000 Vehicles, 6 Models
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Stock Markets Rise on Signs of Easing Ukraine Tensions
Filed under: Stock Markets, Investing AP/Richard Drew NEW YORK -- U.S. stocks are closing higher as investors were relieved by reports of easing tensions between Ukraine and Russia. News reports said...
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The Education Savings Account You Never Hear About
Filed under: School, Personal Finance, College, 529 Plans, Education Chagin As a tool for college savings, options like 529 plans offer some impressive tax breaks to help savers cover college expenses....
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Staples Might Put Your Invention on Its Shelves
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7 Brokers Offer You 'Free Money' on Dividend Reinvestment
Filed under: Investing Basics, Dividend Stocks, Investing Getty Images For investors, nothing makes the job of beating the market easier than brokers who willingly hand over free money via reinvested...
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11 Steps That Will Get You Off the Debt Roller Coaster
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'Naked PCs' Expose Microsoft's Emerging Markets Problem
Filed under: Microsoft, China, International Trade, Computer Industry, Investing Tyrone Siu/APMicrosoft founder Bill Gates and China's President Xi Jinping. By Jeremy Wagstaff and Gerry Shih On a trip...
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Consumer Reports Adds Footnote to Favorable Tesla Review
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5 Car Rental Ripoffs You Should Avoid
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Federal Budget Deficit Falls to $94.6 Billion in July
Filed under: U.S. Government, Government Spending, Treasury, Barack Obama, Investing J. David Ake/APThe U.S Treasury Building in Washington. By MARTIN CRUTSINGER WASHINGTON -- The federal government...
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3 Ways to Be a Better Investor You Won't Learn in a Book
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Postal Service Posts $2 Billion Quarterly Loss
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Small Business Optimism Ticks Up Only Slightly
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How to Plug Leaks in Your Budget
Filed under: Personal Finance, Credit Cards, Budgeting, Financial Education Getty ImagesTracking your spending for a month is the easiest way to see the pipeline of your money. By Erin Lowry "Wait,...
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3 Signs That the Personal Computer Market Is Rebooting
Filed under: Company News, Technology, Industry News, Computer Industry Getty Images Following the introduction of Apple's (AAPL) instantly popular iPad line of tablets in 2010, many believed computing...
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Job Openings Highest in Over a Decade
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Want Fries With That Burger? By 2020, You'll Reply 'No to Both'
Filed under: Starbucks, McDonald's, Food & Beverage, Restaurants, This Built America Getty Images The days of hamburger chains reigning supreme across America are fading. If new predictions from...
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Need Towels? The Front Desk Is Sending a Robot Right Up
Filed under: Technology, Travel, Travel Industry Getty Images By Justin Solomon Look out, Rosie the Robot, Starwood Hotels' (HOT) Aloft brand has a taskmaster of its own. His (or her?) name: ALO...
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When at First It Doesn't Succeed, Walmart Tries, Tries Again
Filed under: Company News, Technology, Retail, Shopping, Wal-Mart Jeff Chiu/APA Walmart representative demonstrates the now-discontinued Scan & Go mobile application on a smartphone at a Walmart...
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