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NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- What's happening in small business today? 1. Private-sector jobs rise in December. The latest ADP National Employment Report numbers are out, showing December private-sector jobs rose 325,000 compared with the prior month, the strongest increase since December 2010. The bulk of the jobs added were by small and medium-sized private-sector businesses. Small b Read More »
Sprint Cup driver David Reutimann, released by Michael Waltrip Racing after the 2011 season, has joined Tommy Baldwin Racing. Read More »
NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- While Congress extended the Bush tax cuts through 2012, several popular temporary tax breaks, which have become known as "the extenders," are set to expire Dec. 31. Don't fret, you'll still be able to use these deductions on your 2011 return, but this will be the last time unless Congress acts to extend these benefits. The following nine tax breaks will disappear on New Read More »
Kurt and Kyle Busch sat down with ESPN The Mag's Ryan McGee in April 2010 and declared that their bad-boy days were behind them. You know what? They were wrong. Read More »
Veteran filmmaker Laszlo Barna and the CBC are collaborating on a biopic on the life of late NDP leader Jack Layton. Read More »
Joe Flacco hit Torrey Smith for a 26-yard touchdown pass with 8 seconds to go, lifting the Baltimore Ravens past the Pittsburgh Steelers 23-20 on Sunday night. Read More »
Colts coach Jim Caldwell says Peyton Manning could be activated soon from the physically-unable-to-perform list. Read More »
The largest study of its kind looks at factors that cause the use of restraints on mental heath patients in Ontario Read More »
In an era in which winning the Sprint Cup is the measure of a career, drivers admit winning one of NASCAR's majors -- such as the Brickyard 400 -- adds its own luster. Read More »
I suppose a roller coaster or yo-yo image would do for the day's theme and image. Italy and Portugal markets down hard early rallied from very low levels late in the day as an Italian bond auction went well. It did so because it had to and no doubt the ECB, China and other central banks were in buying bonds to be supportive. In the U.S., traders overall were looking for reasons to buy and tri Read More »
Today’s homeowners find themselves remodeling and redecorating their home, and many are choosing decorative corbels to use in their remodeling projects. Decorative corbels are available in nearly every style and design you can think of. Decorative corbels can add an ornate touch of elegance or can be very simple depending on the desires of the [...] Read More »
There wasn't any consequential good news. Jobless Claims remain pitiful but some found a thin reed within the trade deficit data to rally on. But, as we posted Wednesday, the big reason to rally was the oversold McClellan Oscillator with a reading greater than -60. This usually signals a bounce and that's primarily what I take from Thursday. Secondarily we must remember a large quantity of PO Read More »
After getting acclimated the past two weeks with the Minnesota Vikings playbook, first-round draft pick Christian Ponder and an estimated 10 to 15 teammates will hold a voluntary three-day "minicamp" beginning Tuesday. Read More »
David Pearson. Bobby Allison. Ned Jarrett. Lee Petty. Bud Moore. Five legends of NASCAR. And Ed Hinton knew each and every one of them. Read More »
Woody Allen, Robert De Niro and Bernardo Bertolucci weigh in on the opening day of the Cannes Film Festival. Read More »
House OK with municipal cops helping enforce U.S. immigration law. Read More »
You’ll never eat naked cereal again when you realize what blueberries do for your brain. Those sweet blue treats improve your memory and learning skills, and slow down age-related cognitive functional declines. Read More »
Elizabeth Warren, the Obama administration adviser charged with setting up the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, said Monday that the agency will soon release model mortgage forms that may become the basis of new regulations on home finance. Read More »
NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- It is estimated that each year more than 60% of taxpayers use a paid preparer to complete their federal and state income tax returns. According to the IRS, "expenses paid or incurred by a taxpayer for tax counsel or expenses paid or incurred in connection with the preparation of his tax returns or in connection with any proceedings involved in determining the extent of h Read More »
A Republican-led delegation of Californians has spent the last few days in Austin, on what participants described as a fact-finding trip, to see what, if anything, California can or should do to help speed that state's economic recovery. Read More »
The Texas attorney general and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are reviewing a breach in Internet security at the state Comptroller's office that exposed the personal information, including Social Security numbers, of 3.5 million Texans for more than a year. Read More »
One day after the Houston City Council passed a new drainage fee that exempts existing churches, schools and most county government facilities, the Texas Senate approved a bill that would increase the number of exemptions in the Houston ordinance and extend them into the future. Read More »
Cam Newton followed through on his pledge to participate in drills at the NFL scouting combine on Sunday, and he drew mixed reviews. Read More »
According to sources familiar with the talks, last week's negotiations between the NFLPA and the NFL broke off when the union characterized their documents as an "illustration" that the NFL believed represented a proposal for revenue sharing. Read More »
A suspicious package delivered to Sen. John Cornyn's suburban Dallas office Wednesday triggered an evacuation of the top two floors of the sprawling building where the office is located, police said. It was later deemed not to be a threat. Read More »
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