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...said that they made the decision to close the Harvard Square location at this time because their current lease with Harvard Planning and Real Estate (HPRE) was about ready to expire and had they renewed the lease they would have needed to invest significant capital into the business to keep it operational...
...Detroit’s woes cannot be healed with a unilateral quick-fix initiative. The answer does not lie in building casinos or rebuilding the school board. Our construction efforts will employ less tangible bricks; we must invest our time, our effort and our faith in our city. If the 500,000 people I watched last week, celebrating, sipping lemonade and singing along with The Temptations in Detroit’s Hart Plaza—black and white, young and old, urban and suburban, Jewish and Christian, rich and poor—are any indication, the city...
...Crimson, the nation’s second oldest college daily, plans to invest almost $500,000 dollars to digitize all 128 years of the newspaper...
...your stomach flops at the thought of investing any more of your money, perhaps it's time to put it into something more reassuring, like a capital guaranteed fund. You park your money for a predetermined period?typically three-and-a-half years?and at the end of that time they guarantee at least your original capital back, and possibly more. At worst, if they don't perform you'll end up losing what you would have made had you stuffed it in a savings deposit. Many guaranteed funds are linked to indexes around Asia. Other funds cover biotech, pharmaceuticals...
...Even some moderate Democrats agree. Sen. John Breaux, who chairs the Senate Special Committee on Aging and has served on past commissions studying privatization, believes that Americans ought to have the option of investing some of their Social Security payroll tax in the market--just as congressmen and senators now do. "The current beneficiaries, I think, have been unfortunately scared into believing that if the government doesn't do it all, like we have been doing since 1935, then it won't be safe," Breaux told me in a recent interview. "I think that's not correct. The stock market...