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7 Ways to Cut Moving Costs
Deal of the Day: Some 70% of home moves happen in the summer, which makes it an expensive time to relocate.
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Can Department Stores Win Back Shoppers?
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The Sibling Sinkhole
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Mom's Flowers: Roses or Thorns?
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Gay or Straight, Marriage Gets Pricier

Buried Treasure: A $34,500 Gold Coffin
You can't take it with you -- but you can blow it on a coffin.
The Case for Extreme Couponing
Deal of the Day: Shoppers looking to cut their grocery bills may need to expend more effort to get deals.
Bobby Flay Cooks at the Track
What's better than plunking down $2 on a sure bet at the track? Owning the horse. At least that's how celeb chef Flay sees it.
How to Make Money Off Your Friends
Deal of the Day: Companies will offer big savings to customers willing to be pitchmen on Facebook and Twitter.
- It Pays to 'Check In' Before Checkout
10 Things Flea Markets Won't Tell You
How to avoid getting fleeced at this favorite American pastime.

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Oops! iForgot My New iPad On the Plane; Now What?
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The plane lands, travelers grab their stuff, check their phones for email and voicemail and file past flight attendants for one last "buh-bye." But increasingly, harried passengers are leaving something behind: their iPads.
Getting Green for Old Gadgets; Deal of the Day: Retailers have expanded trade-in programs and recycling options for electronic waste.
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Home Security -- From the Cable Guy; Deal of the Day: Cable companies have branched out into security systems. Should you sign up?
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China Dispute Threatens Philippine Industries
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The Philippines' dispute with China over territorial claims in the South China Sea is threatening to exact an economic toll on key Philippine industries, including its vital tourism and agricultural sectors.
Connecticut Aims For Revitalization
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The Ultimate Breathtaking Dive; Exploring the reef-filled waters off Honduras without a tank
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Vital Signs
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Tenants in the first quarter gobbled up more available office space in San Francisco than in any quarter since 2006, as Internet firms continued to expand at a blistering pace in the city.
Contemporary Mews House; This three-bedroom house in London has been completely rebuilt to incorporate a basement kitchen level and a top floor master suite linked by a cantilevered glass staircase.—Nick Clayton
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Mortgage delinquencies, foreclosures trend lower; Divergence in data underlying MBA’s positive report on first quarter
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Consumer Borrowing Rose 10.2% in March
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Americans are stepping up their borrowing, possibly a good sign for the economy as households become less determined to whittle debt and more willing to spend.
Bravo To The Best!
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Google Seeks Partners for Its Autos
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5 Pitfalls of Home Refinancing
Real-Time Advice: As it becomes increasingly difficult to refinance a home, here's what experts say to consider.

10 Things

10 Things Seafood Restaurants Won't Tell You
With fewer fish in the sea, serving up selections from the desert -- and the lab.
10 Things Your iPad Won't Say
We turn the tablets on the wildly popular gadget.
10 Things Your Employees Won't Say
We reveal all the lies and deceptions that go into an honest day's work.

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The Stealth Wedding: Saying 'I do' in a Public Space
A new wedding trend trades "walking down the aisle" for a walk on the wild side.
The Reignited Tech Sector
Technology stocks have rebounded and are once again the darling of the market. Can the resurgence last?
Why a 'Balanced' Portfolio May Not Work
Arends: That 60/40 portfolio of stocks and bonds your adviser is pushing might not work.
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General Dynamics Changes Tactics
The defense contractor faces a tough enemy: potential cuts in defense.

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