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http://www.dailyfinance.com/story/investing/stocks-in-the-news-discover-intel-citigroup-harley-davidson/19402066/ Stocks held on to gains as the Federal Reserve left its key lending rate unchanged and on better-than-expected news from economic reports on housing starts and import prices.

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http://www.dailyfinance.com/2010/01/11/less-selection-tighter-wallets-are-the-new-normal-as-retail-rec/ Careful shoppers and leaner store shelves will be the norm as retail recovers in 2010, and that state of affairs could last a while, according to a new study.

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http://www.reviewjournal.com/business/observers-see-citycenter-siphoning-business-other-mgm-mirage-hotels CityCenter has gotten lots of glowing press about its design and amenities since the $8.5 billion project began opening this month. Predictions about how well the 5,800-room mixed-use project will attract new customers to Las Vegas are a bit more dour, though. In a report looking at projections for 2010, CB Richard Ellis casino consultant Jacob Oberman, for instance, predicts that Strip gaming and nongaming revenues will increase 3 percent to 7 percent next year, but 70 percent to 90 percent of CityCenter's initial revenues will come at the expense of other Strip properties. "It is difficult to make a case that CityCenter will not have at least some dilutive effect on the market," Oberman's report said. He predicts that existing hotel-casinos on the Strip will see revenue declines between 3 percent and 6 percent next year as customers visit CityCenter instead.

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Though Twitter Lists are new to most users, some news organizations are trying to stay ahead of the curve by taking advantage of the new feature and implementing it quickly. Whether by creating staff directories to make their journalists easier to find, or recommending tweeps to follow on specific subjects, Twitter lists are giving news sites the ability to curate news and further open up to Twitter users that can help them to gather news.
29 min ago | Myrtle Beach Online German jobless rate dips to 7.3 percent in March The Federal Labor Agency said Thursday that the unadjusted jobless rate was down from 7.4 percent in February.

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