The Truth About Fuel Economy RatingsIf your new car's actual

The Truth About Fuel Economy Ratings
If your new car's actual fuel mileage does not match the fuel economy numbers on the window sticker, it's not necessarily your car's fault.
Ann Job

AUTOMOBILES: If boss says Park it, then Park it (The Charlotte Observer)
Q. I bought a 2003 Ford Explorer with an automatic transmission. I took my boss to lunch one day (first mistake!), and when we got back to the office, I pulled into my parking spot, turned off the ignition and put the vehicle in Park. My boss was aghast: "You'll ruin the transmission," he cried out. "Put it in Park first, and then turn off the ignition." Does it really matter whether I put it in

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30% India Inc owned by foreigners. So? (Rediff.com)
Should it worry us if 30% of publicly quoted Indian companies are owned by foreigners? No, but watch further developments, says T N Ninan.

Local seniors bemoan change in holidays (Journal Advocate)
STERLING - This Christmas 16-year-old Tanner Johnson will travel six hours away to Nebraska. While it's certainly not a trip worthy of "Planes, Trains and Automobiles," it's a change from the Christmases of yore even the Sterling High junior has noticed.

740 Park, world's richest units (The Charlotte Observer)
Enid Haupt, the TV Guide heiress who died in October at 99, used to pull up in front of her Park Avenue apartment in a station wagon filled with flowers for her penthouse. She griped when the limousines blocked her way.

Vehicles are worth tax deduction (The Enid News & Eagle)
If you own and operate a business, you very likely use a vehicle in your business. Today let s look how vehicles can help you get a tax deduction. You know fuel prices have gone up, and then apparently have come down a little.

Katrina evacuees upbeat despite loss of home, illness (thedailytimes.com)
Last year, Donald and Diane Sander planned to spend Christmas in Tennessee. This year, the New Orleans natives have no choice. They're still living in MainStay Suites in Alcoa following Hurricane Katrina's ravaging of their home in Chalmette, La., on Aug. 29.