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It sometimes seems like every new idea Amazon has dreamed up lately has been designed to help it lose money more efficiently. But the truth is more subtle: If it doesn't take these short-term hits now, it's destined to get crushed in a few years when the tax men come a-calling.
Aid to Low-Income Students Puts State's Budget to the Test
12:00PM 2/23/2011
Indiana's 21st Century Scholars program has become a victim of its own success. It promises full college tuition for low-income middle school students who pledge to stay out of trouble, maintain a cumulative 2.0 GPA and graduate from high school.
And it works, academically: Participants are more...
Amazon Will Hire More Than 12,500 Temporary Workers for Holidays
4:00PM 11/12/2010
Amazon will hire more than 12,500 temporary workers for its U.S. fulfillment centers during the holiday season as the world's largest online retailer gears up for its busiest time of year.
An Ohio-based loan modification service disciplined in its home state a year ago now faces similar allegations from neighboring Indiana that it promised more than it delivered to save troubled homeowners from foreclosure.
The lawsuit filed against Foreclosure Assistance USA by the Indiana Attorney...
"Hi. This is Rachel from Cardholder Services." It's safe to say that millions of Americans have received a call from Rachel or one of her robo-calling cohorts at some point. In fact, there have been so many complaints about calls from robo-dialers with pre-recorded announcements that the government...
Property tax exemptions you can learn from by example
2:00PM 10/26/2009
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If you live in Indiana and you're planning on buying or refinancing a home then you'll definitely want to file for you eligible property tax exemptions. And if you don't, then follow along and we'll explain some of the common exemptions as well as the impact it could make on your tax savings.
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Grocery store bags $10 Facebook coupon due to popularity
3:00PM 8/04/2009
In what has become a tradition among companies this year, yet another giveaway has gone awry. This time Marsh Supermarkets, a grocer in Indiana and Ohio, stopped accepting a $10 coupon it had promoted on its Facebook fan page after it became too popular, according to Consumerist.com. The coupon was...
Wal-Mart flunks price accuracy tests, pays $1 million settlement
7:00PM 5/29/2009
For five years, state inspectors in Arizona went into Wal-Mart stores to check whether the prices paid at the register matched the price they were supposed to be sold for. The results weren't pretty: Wal-Mart flunked more than half of the 976 inspections.""In today's tough economy, consumers need...
If there was ever a time to bring back a budget beer, it's right now. And fans of the Cincinnati Reds will be sure to appreciate the return of Burger Classic beer. The hoppy helper not only supported the local Reds back in the day -- gaining a following that would be difficult for most small...
The ways of God and man...and buses
9:00AM 5/10/2009
Indiana Atheists seeking to advertise on public buses were recently handed a disappointing decision by Bloomington Transit. The public transportation provider refused to allow their message, "You can be good without God" to be installed on buses, stating that it was "too controversial." On behalf...
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