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- A bargain to die for
Yes, the cost of living keeps going up – if you have any doubts, drive into any gas station. But the cost of dying is a downright bargain.
- Disability coverage keeps income rolling in
Do you need to buy disability insurance?
Most people think of disability as the kind of illness or injury that puts someone in a wheelchair, like a riding accident did to the late “Superman” star Christopher Reeve, or of problems that lead to hearing loss or blindness.
- Grill maker's customers show heated devotion
PALATINE, Ill. – For thousands of avid Weber grill users, the question isn't so much gas or charcoal. It's how to fit multiple versions of each on their back patios.
- U.S. banks post record-high profits in first quarter
WASHINGTON – Profits at U.S. commercial banks and savings institutions climbed to a record high in the first quarter, bank regulators said last week.
- Perfect fit
SAN MARCOS – A few years ago, Jim Hernandez saw a glaring need in the office market in North County. Hernandez, a principal of HB&A Architects, realized that small businesses usually had two options when it came to locating their offices. They could pay rent or buy a building.
- Q&A: Bill Ostrie; President of Carlsbad Village Business Association
Bill Ostrie, 66, spent 30 years in the fast-food business, where he handled $170 million in sales and 3,500 employees. He is also a former U.S. Marine infantry officer. Today, Ostrie is the president of the Carlsbad Village Business Association and co-owner with his wife of the Carlsbad Village Art & Antique Mall.
- NORTH BUSINESS BRIEFS
Escondido's downtown association plans dinner
ESCONDIDO – The Downtown Business Association of Escondido will hold its annual dinner and auction at 6 p.m. June 24 under the dome at Escondido City Hall at 201 N. Broadway.
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