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Study: Energy Efficiency in Apartments Could Save $3.4 Billion
Energy-efficiency upgrades in U.S. apartment buildings could cut energy bills by almost $3.4 billion annually nationwide, according to a new report this week from think tanks CNT Energy and the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. The estimate includes $2.03 billion in potential electricity savings and $1.34 billion in potential natural-gas savings from retrofits such ...
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Good and Better IRS News For Abuse Victims
It is a real tragedy that??someone can escape an abusive marriage, only to find themselves being pursued by the IRS for the abuser?s tax debts.?? How does it happen ? Filing a joint return will usually result in a married couple having a lower federal tax than the total of two??married filing separate returns (The ...
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Twitter and the Dictator's Dilemma
It?s not often you hear free-speech advocates praising a censorship policy???but that?s what happened on Thursday, after Twitter announced a new policy of withholding content both on a tweet-by-tweet and a country-by-country basis. ?Starting today, we give ourselves the ability to reactively withhold content from users in a specific country???while keeping it available in the ...
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The Week Ahead: Stocks Need Some Bad News
Markets are due for a bull-scaring correction that would open more opportunities, but until then investors should stick with lower-risk sectors and good entry levels. MoneyShow.com senior editor Tom Aspray shares his favorite plays.
The US stock market finally took a rest Friday. Investors were disappointed by the advance reading on US GDP for the fourth quarter.
Although the reading of 2.8% was better than the third quarter's 1.8%, the difference was mainly due to inventory growth. Looking further inside the report, consumer spending was weaker than expected, and so was the consumer savings rate.
This helps to explain Ben Bernanke's lack of...
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