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...kept asking prices for rent high, even when they were willing to negotiate with renters one-on-one - with, say, a free month's rent. This time, though, both asking and actual rent prices are falling, according to Reis data. "It looks like landlords are much more willing to lower prices quickly," says Victor Calanog, the firm's director of research. "It's a tenants' market." (See the best business deals...
Apple reported record quarterly earnings today, up 1.5%, with iPods setting a new sales record and the company predicting a relatively bright future. Sales of the all-important iPhone, at 4.4 million units, were lower than analysts had anticipated...
...fairly raunchy lyrics. The segment is too patently weird, and it belies the elegant and understated nature of the rest of the production. But even here there is a moment of genius; with the aid of creative costuming, Martinez bends over to appear as both the male and female lower halves of a pair of dancers. Another highlight comes when Aurélia’s head is quite cleverly made the star of a puppet show for...puppets. But the puppets’ appearances extend beyond that vignette and become a little too creepy. Their presence seems random...
...have to relocate because of your job, you can deduct a portion of your move. To qualify, your new commute would have to be 50 miles longer than it would be if you stayed in your current home. Since Geithner's place of work may be changing from lower Manhattan to Washington, he qualifies. And unlike the job-search deduction, moving expenses are not subject to the AMT. So don't go with one of those flat-fee moving services, Tim. On the basis of your current salary, taxpayers could pick up as much as 30% of your relocation costs...
...Geithner's house would fetch $1,357,500, according to Zillow. Add in real estate agent fees, plus any money Geithner put into the house in remodeling and repair costs, and Geithner is probably looking at an investment loss of more than $300,000. He can use that to lower the taxes he may have to pay against long-term stock-market gains, if he is lucky enough to have any of those. But don't try to write the house off against regular income, Tim. If you do, the Senate might want to talk to you about...