Sony will sell netbooks, consumer stress hits new high and an auto parts supplier bankruptcy.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Money Minute: Sony to Sell Netbook
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Labels: businessminute, minute, News - Politics, sony netbook
Your Money: Home Energy Audits
The initial costs of a home energy audits can be a deterrent for many homeowners looking to cut expenses. But as AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains, that money can quickly be recouped.
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Labels: home energy audits, News - Politics, on the money
Monday, July 6, 2009
July 7: Stocks End Mixed on Conflicting Reports
Investors are fearing they may have bet too soon on an economic comeback.
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Labels: july, News - Politics, stocks mixed on conflicting reports, wall street
Your Money: July Is Tax Time
Filing taxes may be the farthest thing from many folks minds, but as AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains, getting a handle on them in July could help you get a head start as the year progresses.
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Labels: july, News - Politics, on the money, tax
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Weekly Address: On the 4th of July, Overcoming Americas Challenges
The President recounts Americas great history of overcoming seemingly insurmountable challenges, and pledges to lead America in continuing that tradition. Focusing on creating a clean energy economy, comprehensive health reform, and revitalizing an education system in need of change, the President pledges not to leave these decades-old problems to yet another generation to solve.
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Labels: 4th of July, Clean Energy Economy, Fourth, News - Politics, President Barack Obama, White House
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Money Minute: Digital TV, Profiling, Factories
The transition to digital TV didn't go as smoothly as planned.
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Labels: digital tv, factories, minute, News - Politics, newsbriefs, profiling
Your Money: Jackson Memorabilia
The popularity of Michael Jackson memorabilia has soared in the wake of the pop icon's death. But as AP Personal Finance editor Trevor Delaney explains, there are precautions to take before committing to a purchase.
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Labels: jackson, memorabilia, money, News - Politics