Urge concept car to feature Xbox 360 gaming at Detroit show
Nissan plans a Detroit auto show debut of the Urge concept sports car with Microsoft Xbox 360 integrated for in-park play. A 7 inch screen drops from the rearview mirror to display Project Gotham Racing 3 as the driver shops virtual streets of London Tokyo Las Vegas New York and a German track. Separately artist Robert Crumb accuses Amazon of copyright infringement over his Keep on Trackin image used in search results and seeks damages.
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Women outpace men in Internet use for under 65
A Pew study shows women under 65 now lead men in online use, with 86 percent of women aged 18 to 29 online versus 80 percent of men. among blacks, 60 percent of women are online versus 50 percent of men. Across older ages, men remain ahead overall.
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Enron's Liquidation Lurches On Four Years Later
Four years after Enron's collapse the Houston energy trader survives as a costly disassembly project. The board, chaired by John J. Ray III, aims to unload divisions, settle or frame bank lawsuits, and distribute residual cash to about 30,000 creditors. Litigation looms as former leaders face trial, while a five member board guides Prisma Energy and Portland General Electric through spin offs. Disbursals target about 20 cents on the dollar, with fees and professional bills totaling over a billion dollars amid ongoing investigations.
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Stephen F. Cooper
Kroll Zolfe Cooper LLC
R. Neal Batson
Lynn M. LoPucki
University of California At Los Angeles
The Color of Money by Michelle Singletary
Michelle Singletary analyzes the race impacts on personal finance and economic access in The Color of Money, exploring how wealth, debt, and policy intersect to shape financial outcomes for Americans of different backgrounds.
Simple finance guide offers practical, low‑stress tips
The Color of Money Book Club picks Smart and Simple Financial Strategies for Busy People by Jane Bryant Quinn. It advocates the KISS approach to money, warns against overpriced gee whiz products, and provides decades of Quinn’s trusted, straightforward guidance without excess detail.
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Experts Be Careful Using E-Pharmacies VIPPS seals guide buyers
Experts warn online medication purchases pose health risks and urge verification that a pharmacy is licensed. The VIPPS program from the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy signals compliance with storage, quality control, and patient confidentiality.
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