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There is a lack of harmony among many couples when it comes to retirement planning. Many can’t decide at what age they’ll retire, where they’ll retire and whether they have a complete financial plan, according to a survey by Fidelity Investments.
Better Place, an Israeli company that developed an automated electric-vehicle-battery swap station, expanded beyond the Middle East this week, opening its first station in Europe. The Denmark station will function as do the other Better Place stations in Israel, automatically removing the enormous...
William C. Foote, 60, will retire on Dec. 1 as chairman of Chicago’s 109-year-old wallboard manufacturer, USG Corp., which he successfully led out of a controversial bankruptcy process five years ago by paying debtors in full and keeping shareholders’ equity intact.
GrubHub Inc., the online food-ordering service, said Friday it will move its headquarters from Bucktown to the Loop. The company said it has outgrown its 19,000-square-foot space at 2211 N. Elston. In September, it will relocate to 60,000 square feet at 111 W....
As well as a bold plan to take the EU to court, Chris Grayling says dramatic regulatory changes are needed to kick-start the economy.
A map of possible dark matter distribution in a cluster of galaxies
If you still worry about the millirems of radiation you get at the dentist s office, you might soon have yet another reason to gobble down an Ambien at bedtime. A paper just posted to the arXiv physics preprint server outlines...
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Vindication has to be one of the most satisfying effects of a Nobel Prize win — after years of work, the scientific community has finally recognized the real weight of a discovery someone probably fought a very long time to prove. So Daniel Shechtman must feel really...
Daydreaming may boost creativity, but a new study from psychologists at Harvard University suggests that letting your mind wander may also lead to unhappiness. [More]
Long-feared public spending cuts have already started to bite as unemployment
hit 2.47 million.
Rolling coverage of the rollercoaster in financial markets.