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10 Most Profitable Cash-Only Businesses To Avoid Taxes Technological advancement and convenience have forced cash to give way to electronic transactions as the preferred choice for payments around the world. The rapid growth of this digital economy was accelerated by the onset and wide adoption of the smartphone over the past decade. During the course of the last twelve months, the COVID-19 pandemic has proved to be decidedly transformational for the payments industry. These trends have led to many lofty claims about cash becoming obsolete in a digital world.  However, analysts and commentat...

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Texas man accused in 2010 cold case slaying in Providence The decade-old homicide of Zackary Marshall was reopened with new information By Amanda Milkovits Globe Staff,Updated March 12, 2021, 2:46 p.m. Email to a Friend Zackary J. Marshall, 22, of Attleboro, was fatally stabbed in Providence in December 2010.Family photo PROVIDENCE — More than a decade after a young father from Attleboro, Mass., was stabbed by a stranger and left to die in downtown Providence, the police have tracked down a man suspected of murder. Jason Lopes, 33, formerly of North Attleborough, Mass., was arrested in T...

Maybe because of the rising price of rare metals or maybe because they're just easy targets, but Columbus police say they have seen a surge in catalytic converter thefts this year. Catalytic converters, which help to reduce toxic gas emissions by converting pollutants into less-toxic gases, can be sold for scrap metal for as much as $450 depending on the vehicle, according to ScrapMetalBuyers.com. Under Ohio law, only one catalytic converter per person per day can be sold to a scrap metal dealer.  Columbus Police Sgt. Dan Edelsberg said the surge in thefts is on the police's radar and the c...

Fairfield seeks funds for former bowling alley site project FAIRFIELD — Strings attached to various funding sources could leave a money gap to build out the full vision the city has for the old Fairfield Bowl site on North Texas Street. The City Council on Tuesday agreed to submit an $8.5 million application to the Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program to fund the Linear Park Trail Revitalization – Node 4A Project. The city had applied during a previous round of funding, but the project was not chosen. State officials advised Fairfield not to include the recreati...