Budget gap shrinks, but massive philosophical divide remains in shutdown battle | Stories

Budget gap shrinks, but massive philosophical divide remains in shutdown battle REUTERS/Eric Miller The road is closed to Tettegouche State Park north of Beaver Bay. Analysis by Doug Grow | Friday, July 1, 2011 Minnesota is officially in shutdown mode for only the second time in history

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This Week’s Top Stories from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®

RISMedia, June 29, 2011—This week’s headlines from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® include: get the pulse of the marketplace with the “2010 NAR Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers,” new mobile app for REALTORS® from REALTOR Benefits® Program Partner, Lowe’s,…

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Robbers strip man and withdraw money from victim’s bank account

Police are looking for two robbers who stripped a man before withdrawing money from his banking account in east Charlotte earlier this month.

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On The Comedy-Rich Web, An Elite Group Of Dramas Break Through, These Are Their Stories

The hosts of web series "Anyone But Me," "The Bannen Way," and "Robert Townsend's Diary of a Single Mom" talk about the challenges facing online shows that aren't all about laughs and LOLCats. You can’t swing a cat these days without hitting a comedy series on Vimeo, Daily Motion, or YouTube. But if you’re looking for drama, you’ll mostly still find it on the boob tube

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Lisa Haisha: What George Clooney Can Teach Us About Gratitude

In order for the money to come, you must tame your impostors -- those false sides of you that cause you to sabotage your efforts and repeat negative behavior patterns.

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Manchester NH

Manchester stands out as the largest metropolis in the state of New Hampshire and north of Boston in an area composed of the states of Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. With a population more than 109,000 individuals The city scored thirteenth within a list of the 1 hundred best metropolitan areas to live in CNN.MONEY.com, and additionally has been voted the 2nd most tax friendly urban centre in the country by Kiplinger's. Manchester possesses one of the fastest developing economic climates in New England. The city has got a four-season weather with cold winter months as well as warm summer months, spring and fall usually are crisp and short transitions.

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Money for nuptials: Man offers half his salary to anyone who can find him a mate

If a lucky girl finds Paul Gutierrez, 38, she can expect to be the first girlfriend he's ever had, he wrote on his website "Can Anyone Find Me A Wife?".

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Money Q&A with Rob Lowe

While Rob Lowe used the '80s to party, he now spends his earnings building memories.

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Economic Report: China lending, money-supply growth cools

China’s bank lending and money supply expand at slower-than-expected rates in May, adding to an overall picture of cooling growth as authorities further tighten credit to rein in inflation.

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Sprint also gave money to groups backing AT&T-T-Mobile merger

Much hay is being made out of AT’T’s financial contributions to organizations that have come out in support of the cell phone provider’s merger with T-Mobile. The implication is that groups like the NAACP and the Urban League are engaging in a little pay for play: support of a high-profile merger in exchange for piles of cash.

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