Author: super@dmin
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The Big Move: ‘I don’t know if it’s worth dealing with tenants’: Should I convert my home into a rental, or sell it?
‘I can rent it for $1,800 to $2,000. But I don’t know if this is the best option because I could also sell it for close to $500,000.’
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The Margin: 2022 Winter Olympics: The camera that tumbled waaaay down a ski slope is OK
It’s more a tale of survival than a gold-medal victory, but chalk up one more happy ending at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
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Market Extra: High-speed internet is getting cheaper in America, according to a new study
The costs of fast internet service in the U.S. are tumbling, according to a new study. They could fall further as the Biden administration deploys a $65 billion pot of federal funds to help connect more homes with fast and affordable service.
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: Don’t rule out natural gas in the clean-energy transition, trade group says
The U.S. will need its natural gas industry and its pipeline infrastructure to ease the nation toward net-zero emissions, the American Gas Association argues.
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Dow Jones Newswires: The Container Store stock plunges 20% after earnings
The Container Store Group Inc. shares dropped about 20% to $8.35 in Tuesday’s after-hours trading session after the company reported weaker results in its fiscal third quarter.
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: Schumer says he backs effort to ban stock trades by members of Congress: report
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said Tuesday he supports efforts to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks, according to a new report.
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TaxWatch: ‘It is a challenge’: The IRS wants more staff to cut its backlog, but $25K salaries aren’t going to draw job-seekers, watchdog says
The Internal Revenue Service has way too many unprocessed tax returns from last year — and far too few job applications for workers who will help the agency dig out of the backlog.
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Outside the Box: Peloton isn’t out of the woods yet, even with a new CEO — here’s what to watch
Follow how Barry McCarthy attacks customer acquisition costs and margins.
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: House passes stopgap spending bill to avert government shutdown
The House of Representatives on Tuesday approved a short-term spending bill that would stave off a looming government shutdown, as lawmakers bought time to work on a bigger budget agreement.
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Washington Watch: Even a majority of the U.S. Right is sweating climate change, poll finds
Majorities in 13 countries are at least “somewhat concerned” about climate change. That includes majorities among right-leaning voters, except in Australia.