Friday, 27 January 2012

The State The beginning of a new year is when many Americans take stock of their lives. Homeowners can do the same, with these New Year's resolutions to consider: 1. If you have been stressing out about being "underwater" on your mortgage, now may be a good time to discuss your options (short sale, deed in...
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London Evening Standard Marks & Spencer posted a small rise in underlying Christmas sales as discounts and its food offer helped to lure cash-strapped shoppers. The bellwether of the UK high street and Britain's biggest clothing retailer, said today it was making additional cost savings to offset a fall in profit margins...
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Taxes, piled on 27 Jan 2012
The News & Observer Email Print Order Reprint Share This Share Text tool name tool goes here Tags: | A filing now with the state commissioner of insurance, Wayne Goodwin, would raise title insurance premiums, yet there is no documentation on the rate level effect or on the title insurers' need for a rate increase....
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The Daily Mail Tesco is planning a shake-up that will see ranges and price discounts tailored to the incomes of families who live near its stores. The move is designed to breathe life into UK sales after a disastrous fall in Christmas takings. In poorer areas, where there is a threat from successful budget chains...
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The Guardian * M&S Q3 underlying UK sales up 0.5 pct * M&S makes extra cost savings to offset fall in margins * BRC says Dec retail sales rose 2.2 pct on one-off factors * Debenhams 18-week sales flat, helped by strong December By Mark Potter and James Davey LONDON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Deep discounting tempted...
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Bloomberg Nintendo Co. (7974), the world’s largest maker of video-game machines, slumped to an eight-year low in Osaka trading after tripling its loss forecast as the success of rival Apple Inc. (AAPL) devices erodes demand for its 3DS player. Nintendo dropped as much as 7.8 percent to 9,910 yen, the lowest...
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The Daily Mail Supermarket giant Tesco is to tailor product ranges in individual stores to cater to the incomes of nearby families. The move is designed to breathe life into UK sales after a disastrous fall in Christmas takings. In poorer areas, where there is a threat from successful budget chains such as Aldi,...
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Cinema Blend Sony began last year with an "11 for 2011" sale through PSN. This year they'll be doing the same. PSN will begin 2012 on a high note by offering discounts on 12 downloadable PS3 games. If you're a PlayStation Plus subscriber, you'll get even better...
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Citywire Before assessing where listed private equity goes in 2012 and our favoured picks in the space, it is useful to reflect on how the sector performed in 2011 and where share prices trade relative to net asset values (NAVs). The bulk of discounts to reported NAVs widened across the listed private equity...
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