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Salvation Army's ANGEL Tree @ Richard Harris Law Firm:
Richard Harris Law Firm is assisting with the Salvation Army's ANGEL Tree for the holiday season. Comment?
Holiday Toy Drive - sponsored by AFAN:
Starting today and running through December 14th, AFAN , will host their annual Holiday Toy Drive. Comment?
"The Madwoman of Chaillot" a play by Jean Giraudoux:
Directed by Doug Baker, this is the story of a Parisian neighborhood and its inhabitants as they are threatened by the greed and power of the world closing in around them. Comment?
What's Obama's trade policy? So far, there isn't much of one, some analysts say
During his first 10 months in office, as global trade contracted sharply, President Barack Obama avoided pursuing free-trade pacts and limited his public moves on the trade front to high-profile and often politically popular retaliatory actions. Comment?
More swine flu deaths, fewer hospital cases in SC
South Carolina is reporting fewer swine flu cases, but more deaths from the disease. Comment?
Saving money at warehouse clubs takes discipline
It's a nagging question for many warehouse club members as they load oversize carts with oversize jars of mayo: Am I saving money? The answer is a resounding maybe. Comment?
Give the gift they'll want to give away
Economist Joel Waldfogel is a professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania . Comment?
You can stick to a holiday budget
As long as we are doing it this year, why not do it always? "This year, it all comes down to value and getting the best bang for your shopping dollar," said Tod Marks, senior editor of Consumer Reports. Comment?
Tips for rebuilding your investment portfolio
At the height of the recession and the tumult in the markets, many workers were stunned to see their 401 's shrink to 201 's. How badly your retirement account was hit depended on several factors, but the average 401 plummeted 24.3 percent in 2008, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute. Comment?
Free lunch can eat up retirement investments
It's an old trick, but it's still working. Lured by free lunches to investment "education" seminars, many retirees are hearing thinly disguised sales pitches for products that may be unsuitable for them, retiree and investor advocates say. Comment?
Tips to protect yourself from financial pitfalls
If you face one of these situations, use our tricks to protect your pocketbook. Phantom charges A phantom charge haunts your bill. Comment?
Gold currency eroded by central banking abuse
... Parliament, is a financial and political columnist for the Trib. He is a frequent contributor to CNBC, Fox Business News and CBS. E-mail him. Under pressure from the Bush administration, the Alan Greenspan-led Federal Reserve created massive amounts ... Comment?
Aaron Williams has already received his first gift for the holidays: a temporary job with United Parcel Service that will run at least through the end of December. Comment?
President Obama should be congratulated for his courageous efforts to change America. Comment?
The Truth About O'Leary's Misleading Polls Is Too Much For Him to Bear
Brad O'Leary spent an entire Nov. 19 Washington Examiner column responding to Media Matters' highlighting of his skewed Zogby polls and, more specifically, his racially charged poll question regarding Mark Lloyd: The author of this "racially charged" language is none other than Obama's Diversity Czar Mark Lloyd himself. Comment?
Opec wants compensation if climate deal cuts oil use
London: The chief of the Opec oil cartel said that oil-producing countries should be compensated for lost revenues if UN climate talks in Copenhagen next month reach a deal that cuts the use of oil. Comment?
UK bank stops bond offer as rivals cry foul
London: One of the Britain's most generous savings products has been pulled abruptly from the market by the state-run National Savings & Investments after only 24 days amid complaints from rival banks and building societies. Comment?
EU criticises financial pledges to GM Europe
Brussels: EU Industry Commissioner Guenter Verheugen has criticised informal financial pledges to General Motors by countries vying to save jobs at factories belonging to the automaker's European unit. Comment?
Not all asset bubbles can be prevented: BoE
LONDON: Regulators need more tools to prevent the build-up of risks in the financial system but it would be unrealistic to think all asset bubbles can be prevented, according to a Bank of England paper. Comment?
Vodafone seeks more time to reply to $2bn tax claim in India
New Delhi: British mobile phone giant Vodafone Group Plc has sought an extra two months to reply to a $2bn Indian tax claim over its purchase of India's third-largest mobile operator. Comment?