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If you work at a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization you might want to start reaching out to Apple employees. Apple Chief Tim Cook sent a note to Apple employees announcing the Cupertino, Calif.-based Mac maker will match its employees contributions to non-profit organizations up to $10,000 annually. "I am very happy to announce

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The GOP must compete for the black vote with pro-growth policies.

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In my Wellington Letter, I have been looking for a serious crisis to start in early September. It appears that July-August was a prelude for that. The big smart money also sees what I have been saying for the past five months. So they got out in the normally quite

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This week's Nature reports on a new analysis by a team at University of Arizona in Tucson, suggesting that humans interbred with more related species in Africa as recently as 35,000 years ago. According to contributor Matt Kaplan:  Hammer and his colleagues argue that roughly 2% of the genetic

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Five workers fired for complaining about their jobs on Facebook will go back to work after the National Labor Relations Board ruled in their favor, affirming workers can safely vent their frustrations about the workplace on social networks. The dust-up began last year when an employee at the non-profit agency Hispanics

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Tiger Woods hasn't won in 20 months, and his image has taken a beating, but he's still grand champion when it comes to earnings power.

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Not long ago a new bathroom paid for itself when a home was sold. Not anymore.

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Ways to fix up your home and get back your money when you sell.

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Here are popular home fix-ups with the worst returns on investment.

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NBA players dominate the list, but a struggling golfer still comes out on top.