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CNNMoney: Holiday parties getting downsized

The office holiday party will be a modest affair this year, if it happens at all, according to a survey of human resources executives released Tuesday.

People.com: Khloe Kardashian Is Married!

Get all the details on the lavish outdoor ceremony with flowers, food, family - and cameras

Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom tie the knot

In what proved to be an elegant finale to their month-long courtship, Khloe Kardashian wed Los Angeles Laker Lamar Odom Sunday evening at a private residence in Beverly Hills, PEOPLE confirms. The two were married in front of triple arches of white roses created by celebrity florist Mark's Garden.

Money Magazine: Be your own landscaper

Summertime, and the living is supposed to be easy. The fish are jumping -- or maybe it's the kids at the pool -- and yard work is the last thing on your mind. But the lawn has brown spots, monochrome greenery has replaced those May flowers, and weeds have overrun the mulch beds.

Money Magazine: Buying? Selling? Don't undervalue the home

1. The new rules don't guarantee accuracy

Money Magazine: Does it pay to put cash into your home?

Question: My home needs updating, but I'm planning to retire in five years and then move. Should I spend money on my house or should I continue putting my savings toward retirement? --Joyce, Pennsauken, New Jersey

Downtown Atlanta recycles self into a Zero Waste Zone

Last year, downtown Atlanta lost a convention to another Southern city because the visiting group perceived the other city as "greener" than Atlanta. The loss propelled Holly Elmore into action.

'Recession gardens' trim grocery bills, teach lessons

As American families try to stretch their food budgets during the recession, some are turning to the backyard, rather than the grocery store, as the place to look for produce.

Guerrilla gardeners green their city on secret moonlit missions

On any given day amidst a backdrop of buses, buildings, cars and construction sites, Richard Reynolds can be found bent over pulling weeds, planting flowers or maybe even trimming some shrubs.

Money Magazine: Home renovations on sale

If you're struggling to see a silver lining in the beaten-down real estate market, consider this one: It may be a rotten moment to sell your house, but if you've postponed a much needed renovation project on your home - replacing a rotting deck, repairing a leaky roof or updating an antiquated bathroom - now just might be the best time in years to tackle that task.

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