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CNNMoney: Condos for less than the cost of a Corollaupdated: Mon Aug 02 2010 04:15:00

The housing bust has made owning a home a lot more affordable -- but in some places, prices are extraordinary; you can buy a nice condo for less than the cost of a new family car.

1 killed, 16 injured in Florida church van crashupdated: Sun Jul 18 2010 11:06:00

A 68-year-old woman was killed and 16 other people were injured, three seriously, when a church van crashed on the Florida Turnpike, authorities said.

Burned boy leaves hospitalupdated: Wed Dec 23 2009 18:13:00

A boy set afire in a money dispute has been released from the hospital. His mother talks about challenges ahead.

Mom: Burned teen looking forward to Christmas with familyupdated: Wed Dec 23 2009 18:13:00

He wanted to sit outside for a while and enjoy the night air, then took a shower and curled up on the couch to watch a cartoon movie.

Burned Florida teen out of hospitalupdated: Wed Dec 23 2009 10:55:00

A 15-year-old boy who was burned over 65 percent of his body in October when he was set on fire, allegedly by a group of teenagers, was released from the hospital Tuesday, officials said.

Teen set on fire has flashbacksupdated: Mon Dec 14 2009 09:12:00

The parents of a teen who was set on fire says their son relives the incident. WFOR's Shannon Hori reports.

Florida teens accused of burning boy plead not guiltyupdated: Mon Dec 14 2009 09:12:00

Three teens accused of setting a 15-year-old friend on fire pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of attempted murder, a public defender for one of the boys said.

Burned teen's mom: 'It's been a roller coaster ride'updated: Wed Nov 25 2009 13:56:00

Just taking a sip of water or walking to the bathroom is excruciatingly painful for 15-year-old Michael Brewer, who was burned over 65 percent of his body after being set on fire, allegedly by a group of teenagers.

Burned teen's mom: 'I'm proud'updated: Wed Nov 25 2009 13:56:00

Parents of a teen who was set on fire say they are proud of how he is recovering.

Police: Juveniles laughed after setting 15-year-old on fireupdated: Wed Oct 14 2009 13:21:00

Five juveniles were in custody Tuesday after a 15-year-old was intentionally set on fire at a Deerfield Beach, Florida, apartment complex, police said.

Florida teen set on fireupdated: Wed Oct 14 2009 13:21:00

Broward county authorities discuss gruesome crime in which a Florida teenager was set on fire.

SI.com: Kevin Armstrong: No one can doubt St. Thomas Aquinas; Allen makes Texas caseupdated: Wed Oct 22 2008 14:17:00

With the playoffs looming, several teams staked their claims to the top spots in their respective states last weekend. In Florida, St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale) blew out Deerfield Beach, 65-10. In Texas, Trinity (Euless) and Lake Travis (Austin) are still the best, but Allen (Texas) made a play for consideration with its 56-23 win over previously-ranked Plano (Texas).

CNNMoney: When cutting costs means axing your friendsupdated: Thu Oct 02 2008 14:41:00

With sales slow and credit almost nonexistent, small businesses - the country's largest employer - face painful job cutbacks.

SI.com: Kevin Armstrong: Innovation separates hoops recruit Boyntonupdated: Tue Jul 08 2008 22:53:00

PHILADELPHIA -- For $200, coaches making their way into seats at Philadelphia University's Herb Magee Court bought the book on the 151 Division I prospects participating in Reebok's All American Camp on Tuesday.

Fortune: A company battles the short-sellersupdated: Wed Feb 06 2008 10:51:00

Of all the battles that a modern CEO must wage, there is one over which he or she has almost no control: the battle with short-sellers.

Police officer killed, 3 others woundedupdated: Thu Sep 13 2007 23:13:00

A massive manhunt is under way after four Miami-Dade County, Florida, police officers were shot during a traffic stop.

Reward offered for suspected cop killerupdated: Thu Sep 13 2007 23:13:00

A man suspected of shooting four Miami-Dade police officers, one fatally, after a traffic stop Thursday, remained the subject of an intense manhunt Thursday night.

Summer skin survival guideupdated: Fri Jul 27 2007 00:27:00

Don't let itches, blisters, breakouts, or burns sabotage your summer.

Fortune: BARGAIN HUNTING FOR CONDOSupdated: Mon Jun 25 2007 00:00:00

FAST-FLIPPING INVESTORS aren't the only ones who love condos. For many empty nesters, nothing beats selling the big old house in the suburbs and hightailing it to a luxury development where sun and golf are plentiful and maintenance is minimal. And what better time to go shopping than during a real estate slowdown? It was condos, after all, that rose the fastest—and fell the hardest. There should be deals aplenty, right? As it turns out, it's not that simple. Some markets have already recovered, while others have yet to hit rock bottom—and not every place was as overbuilt as, say, Miami. To get the real picture, we zeroed in on five once-scorching cities and talked to brokers, analysts, buyers, and sellers. Read on for our results, a guide to finding the best retirement real estate bargains today. And get ready to sell the lawn mower.

Tropical Storm Rita gaining muscleupdated: Sun Sep 18 2005 06:32:00

Tropical Storm Rita gained strength off the Bahamas late Sunday, triggering hurricane warnings across the Bahamas, Cuba and southern Florida and prompting evacuations in the lower Florida Keys.

CNNMoney: Bush, Kerry found in a Cabbage Patchupdated: Wed Oct 27 2004 09:46:00

Anything can happen in an election year, including Bush and Kerry momentarily setting aside their differences on the cusp of the election.

Money Magazine: POOR PRIORITIES IN HEALTH CARE updated: Fri Nov 01 1991 00:01:00

In September's Your Letters, Dr. Stanley N. Schwartz says, ''There would be no health-care crisis . . . if we eliminated obscene profits from drug manufacture.'' What about obscene fees for visits ...

Fortune: CASHING IN ON SECURITY Once a star, Sensormatic deposed its CEO when profits fell. Now he's back -- with new ways to stop thieveupdated: Mon Oct 07 1991 00:01:00

SOME COMPANIES are limping as the economy starts to recover, but Sensormatic Electronics is running its plants round the clock. The company makes those plastic tags that retailers attach to suits a...

Money Magazine: How I Survived the Dreaded IRS SUPER AUDITupdated: Fri Jun 01 1990 00:01:00

First you panic. Then you feel guilty. No matter how honest you are, your heart sinks when you get a letter from the Internal Revenue Service, as I did six months ago, announcing that you've been t...

Fortune: Smart shoppingupdated: Mon May 11 1987 00:01:00

In the new age of supermarket shopping Mr. Whipple may be replaced by a robot. In a high-tech supermarket, a computer changes the price tags, video display terminals offer recipes and recommend win...

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