Articles focusing on buisness & finances

Chicago’s Segregated Nightlife: Why Don’t We Play Together

 Downtown area clubs accused of unfriendliness to blacks By: Natalie Moore Article Reprint When we think of segregation in Chicago, schools and housing are the most obvious examples. But racial divisions also are apparent when

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8 Biggest Mix-Ups about Health Care Reform

How well do you know the Affordable Care Act? By Jay MacDonald Article Reprint The public remains sharply divided toward President Barack Obama’s historic health care reform legislation, according to polls that show few are

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How You Achieve Success as an Independent Artist

How Can You Achieve Success as an Independent Artist? By George Shantzek Article Reprint Often life as an independent artist has been regarded as a one-way ticket to Smallville: great college crowds, a great college

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The Growing Gap in the United States Between the Rich and the Rest

An Interview with Edward Wolff Edward Wolff is a professor of economics at New York University. He is the author of Top Heavy: The Increasing Inequality of Wealth in America and What Can Be Done

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Why Brand Name Drugs are More Expensive than Generic Drugs

Besides the price, is there any difference between generic and name brand?  by: Bessler Article Reprint Generic drugs may look different from their more expensive brand-name counterparts, but they have the same effect, says Dr. Rich Besser,

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Jeff Van Gundy Classy Move

Jeff Van Gundy would only have interest in Nets job if there’s a vacancy By Adrian Wojnarowski Article Reprint While Jeff Van Gundy may ultimately have interest in the Brooklyn Nets opening, he will be

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How to Remove your Google Web Data History

By: CNET.com Article Reprint Do you know if Google is tracking your Web activity? If you have a Google account (for, say, Gmail) and have not specifically located and paused the Web History setting, then

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Midwest Drought Could Mean Food Price Hike Down the Road

Farmers suffer from one of the hottest summers; leaving consumers with few options  By: Kevin Hall Article Reprint                                                                                                                                                          WASHINGTON – A punishing Midwest drought may lead to food inflation as the cost of corn soars and

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