December 13, 2010
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Stock Market: Be of Good Cheer
Pre-Thanksgiving economic data gave investors an early opportunity to embrace the Season of Good Cheer. Fears of a recessionary double-dip diminished as data from the Commerce Department was revised upward and first-time unemployment benefit filings were lower than predicted. This improving economic picture helped boost the consumer discretionary and industrial sectors as investors snapped up […]
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How to Make Client and Customer Gifts More Meaningful
Who needs another fruit basket, a stale fruitcake or a logo-branded pen? Probably not your clients and customers, especially if you want your gift to have a lasting impact. While that 12-pack of Florida oranges seems like a nice gift, how much does it speak to the relationship you have with your customers – and […]
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Renewable Energy Systems Fuel Tax Incentives
The climate of our economy has brought a great deal of attention to investing in renewable energy systems and going green. With an opportunity to stimulate the economy and increase jobs, this concept is receiving a stronger drive than ever. Many companies and retailers, including Google, Wal-Mart, Target and Kohl’s, have already announced plans for […]
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Obama Considers Tax Code Overhaul
In the wake of fierce debate over tax cut extensions, the White House is considering a push for a massive overhaul of the income tax code. The effort could take years but offers some hope of bipartisan cooperation after years of congressional gridlock.”The objective,” The New York Times’ Jackie Calmes reports, “is to rid the […]
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Senate Democrats to Move Tax Plan, Overriding Party
Senate Democratic leaders are moving forward with a vote as early as this week on President Barack Obama’s tax deal with Republicans, brushing past a rebellion in their party. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said he hopes to bring the measure to the floor today or tomorrow, a signal that Democratic leaders are close to […]
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