The dog days of summer are boom times for divorce. Here's why it's tougher in this economy
Divorce: If you think budgeting and saving are hard in this economy, imagine splitting up in it.
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The dog days of summer are boom days for divorce filings. But the economy is making it tough.
Divorce: If you think budgeting and saving are hard in this economy, imagine splitting up in it.
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Dog days of summer are boom times for divorce. Here's why it's tougher in this economy
Unemployment overall is running at a historically low 3.6%, but in certain industries there have been mass layoffs.
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The dog days of summer are boom days for divorce filings. But the economy is making it tough.
Divorce: If you think budgeting and saving are hard in this economy, imagine splitting up in it.
Source: cnn.com
Sherry-Lehmann's hidden 'Wine Caves' possibly found in FBI raid
The FBI raided a sleepy office complex north of New York City this week – and it could be the unlikely site where iconic wine shop Sherry-Lehmann has secretly been stashing a fortune in fine wines, The Post has learned.
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Texan tops the list of world's richest people, and claims to live in 400-square-foot home
These billionaires call Texas home. See who made Forbes list of richest people.
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Famed Wine Store Sherry-Lehmann Faces Criminal Investigation
A federal grand jury is scheduled to hear evidence about Sherry-Lehmann, whose customers and former employees have complained about missing wine.
Source: nytimes.com
NY Times reporter admits Sherry-Lehmann stiffed him out of $6,300
A New York Times columnist admitted he was bamboozled out of $6,300 by iconic 88-year-old vintner Sherry-Lehmann -- yet shelled out another $400 for a case of pricey wine that also never came.
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Who Runs Fort Worth?
Four billionaires named Bass, for starters. But the city’s pyramid of power is more complex than that. Here’s who holds the cards in Cowtown.
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