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Building better world a book at a time

"What should I do with my used textbooks?"

Hard economic times a boon for libraries

Rebecca Hodges, who's been unemployed for a year, sat down at a computer in a public library in New York.

Libraries in suspense over lead regulations

Librarians across the United States are making noise about new federal restrictions on lead that could take books out of the hands of children.

Places inspire great gifts for young readers

There's just one thing 12-year-old Emily Wolfram can't live without on vacation. And it's not her cell phone or Internet access.

CNNMoney: Disaster strikes. Now what?

So you've been struck by disaster. Now that the worst is over, and you're safe, start thinking about rebuilding your financial future. These eight tips are a good place to start.

Fortune: Steve Papermaster

The 41-year-old Papermaster is the founder and CEO of Agillion, an Austin, Texas, company that helps companies keep track of customer information on the Web. A serial entrepreneur, he also founded ...

Fortune: A number that says it all, the great pulchritude plot, the hammering of Carl Icahn, and other matters. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY

Columbus is in for a rough ride . . . The American Library Association has passed a resolution urging libraries to approach the Quincentenary with materials that ''examine the ((discovery of Americ...

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