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There is a prevailing assumption that, in the name of profit, shareholders don’t want their corporations to pay taxes. It’s easy to see how less taxes should mean more money in their pockets, but it […]

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Tom Kellington has followed the real estate market since the early ’80s and is currently the Senior Editor (Business/Real Estate) of The Business Daily. Whenever there are large price increases over a short period of […]

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Many people are making changes to their diets to eat healthier or in a more environmentally friendly manner. They might choose to eat less meat, less sugar or even adopt an entirely vegan diet. A growing […]

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