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... over the extent of computerized trading erupted this summer when news of the enormous profits being garnered rankled a public already apprehensive ... . A spread of 25 cents for a Nasdaq stock was not uncommon 15 years ago, when market makers and ... you’re successful, once you have a system that’s making money, you become very secretive because it’s very easy for one of your guys to ...

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... from bank fixed deposits. In stocks, you can make unbelievable money -- it's not uncommon for people to have doubled their ... a shareholder or part-owner in the company. The good news is that since you own a part of the assets of the company, you are entitled to a share ... reason why people invest in stocks. They want to make money by selling the stock at a profit. It is not as easy as it sounds. ...

... p.m. and midnight, as has been the case until now. Late-breaking news will go into a new supplement section. Asked about the plant closing ... .’ This is being done not for the reader, it’s being done to save money.” The deal to print the Journal has been under discussion ... uncommon for major newspapers to sell their idle press time to other papers but to eliminate news ...

... African Americans have long been offended by the programming on Fox News, which is hardly considered a serious news organization anymore. Secondly, I must confess that it does appear that Fox has the ... that they are ready to take their programming elsewhere. Finally, it should be noted that stalemates like this are not uncommon. The same situation occurred last year between Time Warner Cable and ...

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... sending a message on Facebook claiming to be stuck in a foreign city and they say they need money. "The claim is often that they were robbed while traveling and the person asks the Facebook friend ... ." Recent phishing lures even take advantage of the economic downturn, said Rubinoff. It has not been uncommon for fake emails to turn up that claim to be from human resources which say: ...

... of Philadelphians with unpaid taxes.  Among them are roughly 400 city employees and this is not uncommon as we reported in December how 276,000 federal employees owed back taxes. ... percent of their salary.  As you can see, this is no small amount. Of course, once the debt is satisfied no more money will be withheld from their paycheck. Believe it or not, this plan is set to bring in close to $2 ...

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... Planner Lindsay Beaudry organized the event, and she tells WHMI that Livingston residents have shown uncommon generosity in the past year, but points out that that efforts in 2009 were assisted by federal stimulus money, which cannot be relied upon for 2010. The collaborative body also gave United Way Executive Director Nancy Rosso its 2009 ...

It is not uncommon for financially distressed businesses to get behind on payroll taxes, especially when the company does not have a payroll service that handles the payment of all taxes and automatically ... the exclusive use of the government, not the employer. Even if the employer needs the withheld tax money to pay suppliers and vendors to keep the business operating as a going concern, ...

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