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Stocks Are Headed Hi |
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| With Social Security reform in the air and the election behind us, all eyes are on the stock market: Will it rise or fall as 2005 unfolds? For one perspective, we can look at what most of the big-name gurus are saying: |
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Carbon Nanotube Elec |
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| As we all know, computer chips have been getting smaller, faster, and cheaper year-by-year for decades now. Today, some $10 pocket calculators pack more power than the most sophisticated, multi-million-dollar mainframe computer of the mid-1950s. |
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The New Era of Publi |
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| As Bill Clinton acknowledged in 1995, ��쏷he era of big government is over.��� However, society still needs to make investments in huge infrastructure projects like highways, dams, and cultural institutions. When developing these big projects while maintaining a smaller government, the solution is increasingly to turn to ��쐏ublic-private partnerships,��� to which both government and private enterprise bring their unique advantages. |
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Domestic Robots Are |
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| Modern medicine offers the possibility that we will all live longer and be healthier. But inevitably the last few years of most people��셲 lives will find them needing caretaking of some sort. As many Baby Boomers already know, taking care of aging parents is a labor-intensive task. Even a moderately disabled person can require around-the-clock care and more than one helper to move from place to place. |
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Marketing to the "Tw |
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| If you have sons and daughters between the ages of 8 and 14, you might still think of them as children. But for more and more businesses, they are neither children nor traditional teenagers; they萸쮍 tweeners. And tweeners are becoming one of the hottest consumer demographic clusters ?and a big opportunity for revenue growth. |
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