Features By Tracey Samuelson
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Just how would the 'sequester' affect you?
For one thing, 63,000 kids would get booted from Head Start.
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Turning cash into online payments for the unbanked
PayNearMe is one of many companies finding opportunity in services for millions of people who don't have bank accounts.
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A brief history of the income tax
The modern American income tax celebrates its 100th anniversary this weekend.
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Facebook earnings expected to show mobile ad growth
As more users check Facebook on their smart phones, its mobile advertising strategy is critical to success.
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So, do Super Bowl ads really work?
What's the return on investment from a $4 million Super Bowl ad buy?
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The power Library of Congress has on cell phones
The nation's foremost repository of copyrighted material also oversees digital copyrights.
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Unlock your phone? You're breaking the law
If you're the type of tech savvy person who likes to hack your own electronics, you might be interested to know that unlocking your own cell phone without your provider's permission actually became illegal over the weekend.
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Long Island Power slammed for slow Sandy response
Three weeks after Hurricane Sandy power has been restored for most people affected by the storm. But the embattled LIPA is still dealing with a wave of criticism over its performance.
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High-rise renters hurt by Sandy flooding
The flooding from Superstorm Sandy has displaced a lot of New Yorkers, including those who live far above the high-water mark.
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The haves and the have-nots? Not in Country Knolls
The through line in this election campaign and in the economy for the past year or so has been a debate about income inequality. According to the Census Bureau, the community of Country Knolls, in upstate New York, is the most income equal in the country.
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