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Trouble in the commercial real estate market and the possibility of profits for the airlines.

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BLOG: POLITICS '08

Obama Hits Majority
In Electoral Vote Fight

PLATFORM: WHERE
THEY STAND

Detailed positions of Obama & McCain

CENTER: SMALL BUSINESS

With a storm looming, there's no time to wait. Here are some tips to keep cash coming in -- and stay afloat.

CENTER: SMART TRAVEL

The Feds will take charge of screening travelers against the terrorist watch list.

ON THE HORIZON
"Amtrak is getting more respect on Capitol Hill, with past management messes finally being cleaned up and ridership at an all-time high."

-The Kiplinger Letter

Oct. 3, 2008

EXECUTIVE POLL

How likely is it that we’ll experience a global depression like in the 1930s?

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WHAT'S NEXT FOR
THE ECONOMY?

Uncle Sam's steps—and
cash—will help ease
the mood of panic.

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Community Colleges -- The Key to U.S. Competitiveness

Community colleges have a proven ability to turn out the specialized, skilled workers that employers need, but they need more resources and cooperation.

Health Care

Benefit Execs Skeptical of Candidate Health Plans

Corporate benefits executives fear that both McCain's and Obama's reform proposals would wreck employer-based health insurance.

Economy

Preparing a Small Business for a Recession

Don't be timid. Sure, watch expenses and cash flow, but also consider diversifying and beefing up customer service.

Technology

Time to Outsource IT?

Turning IT duties over to a third party can cut costs and allow a company's own IT staff to focus on key projects. But check out the provider.

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WHAT READERS ARE SAYING

"The only way to bring the deficit down is to stop spending more than you have coming in. We must create a surplus to pay off this huge deficit. We did not get into this situation overnight and will not get out of it overnight. If a business has more money going out and less coming in, soon or later the business is going to have to close its doors. This country is going to have to cut back on its spending. I do agree with helping others, but we must start taking care of this country first."

POSTED BY: John

"Why the big rush to put up safety net for farmers? The deal was cheap food for a fixed floor price on farm products. Now farmers say they are not the reason for high food prices even though they are getting record prices for crops. We should pull the plug on subsidies and start to collect real estate and income taxes from the country's largest group of untaxed millionaires.

POSTED BY: Jack

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A heart-stopping, gut-wrenching stock market plunge is classic panic. It'll end eventually, but the economy will still need to work through a recession. This week's Kiplinger Letter looks at how we see the economy and government moves to shore up credit markets unfolding in the months ahead.

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