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Archive for December 30th, 2017
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Calif. towns scramble to prepare for legal marijuana on Jan. 1Posted by: moneycentralmsn in MSN Money
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9 of the biggest problems baby boomers are facing right nowPosted by: moneycentralmsn in MSN Money
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Will dying department stores fare better in 2018?Posted by: moneycentralmsn in MSN Money
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The robots are coming, and Sweden is fine with thatPosted by: moneycentralmsn in MSN Money
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The new $1 trillion infrastructure plan could pressure struggling citiesPosted by: moneycentralmsn in MSN Money
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The places that may never recover from the recessionPosted by: moneycentralmsn in MSN Money
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Bookstore chains, long in decline, are undergoing a final shakeoutPosted by: moneycentralmsn in MSN Money
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Why US companies’ offshore cash won’t rush back homePosted by: moneycentralmsn in MSN Money
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Retirees: If you missed this Dec. 29 deadline, be ready to pay hefty penaltyPosted by: moneycentralmsn in MSN Money
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One town is transforming into a smoker’s paradise, while one county has forbidden sales.
Fast-food chains are slashing prices to bring in customers, and franchisees are fighting mad.
Baby boomers are facing many financial and economic challenges today.
<p>Despite high consumer confidence and a capital infusion, thanks to tax reform, traditional department stores will face heightened competition, store closures and — no surprise here — more bankruptcies, analysts told TheStreet.</p>
In a world full of anxiety about the potential job-destroying rise of automation, Sweden is well placed to embrace technology while limiting human costs.
Trump’s big investment plan will be revealed in January. Here’s what to expect.
<p>The Rust Belt isn’t the only region left behind by the economic recovery. The suburbs of the American west are struggling, too.</p>
Book World is closing its 45 stores amid the holiday shopping season, signaling the final gasps for large book sellers as e-commerce rises.
Despite the new tax law, some $1.6 trillion in American corporate profits have little reason to leave low-tax nations
If you’re age 70 ½ and over, there’s an important financial deadline to meet before you ring in the New Year.