I filmed this a while ago.
A Chevron employee's disclosure of trading profits through an email provides a rare—and unintended—glimpse into the extent of crude-oil and fuel trading activities at a major energy supplier.
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The April 5 episode of CBS' NCIS has been a long time coming for "Tiva" fans. We'll finally meet Ziva's CIA boyfriend Ray, played by Without a Trace's Enrique Murciano.
I need to get cold feet on giving the feeling of being frantic.
It's that time of year when TV creatives tend to shy away from making on offer on a house, maxing out the credit card or planning an extravagant summer vacation. . TV News from the entertainment source: Variety. Bubble trouble for marginal shows.
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Six figure profits don't always come easily for most solopreneurs. See how this business owner strategizes his approach to high profit and good living.
The House's weeklong debate over spending cuts exposed just how much the 2010 election has blurred the lines of authority in Washington.
Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Service wants employee's Facebook password.
You might feel the same way they did.
In a lecture published on Friday the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Judge, raised major concerns about the use of the internet by jurors.
Two major Jewish groups came out Friday in favor of ratification of the START treaty.
Both the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and the National Jewish Democratic Council (NJDC) cited the importance of passage of the U.S.-Russian nuclear arms reduction trea
Well, that's only natural.
I like the pay-as-you-go system.
Investors should dig a little deeper into the market’s rosy assumptions
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Take That star Howard Donald loses his fight to keep details of an injunction obtained against a former girlfriend private.
Rates on fixed mortgages dropped to their lowest levels in decades this week after the Federal Reserve unveiled a massive bond-buying program to help spur economic growth. The average rate for 30-year fixed loans fell to 4.17 percent from 4.24 percent las
