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Warren Buffett's company buys newspapers Berkshire Hathaway is purchasing 63 newspapers from publisher Media General -- billionaire investor believes in local news
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The business synergy myth When it comes to companies, the whole is almost never greater than the sum of its parts
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Fixed mortgage costs sink to record low Investor concerns about Europe's rocky economy weigh on housing market
The 10 best places to retire MoneyWatch names the best places to escape to once you're free of the "9-to-5"
What employers look for in hiring salespeople Employers seeking to hire sales professionals focus on three simple qualities -- do you have them?
