Why the presidential candidates won't talk about Israel

Analysts say politicians hold their tongues on giving additional US aid to Israel for fear of being labeled as anti-Semitic.

'Oil Shockwave' scenario: How the U.S. might deal with a terrorist strike

Prices suddenly shoot up to $160 a barrel. Former US officials gathered at Harvard University discuss how they'd respond.

Oil Shock 2?

With prices at $120 a barrel, Americans are facing an oil adjustment.

How investing for yourself can help your children

A financial Q & A with Steve Dinnen

Find out if you are financially fit to buy a home

Tumbling prices raise concerns about getting into the real estate market now. Here's how to judge if you are ready to buy.

Telecommuters: Invisible workers?

Those who work from home struggle with isolation. But few would give up the arrangement.

For working moms, a way to connect with college

About 40 mothers are receiving scholarships from Project Working Mom to earn degrees online.

Financial Q&A: Is the time ripe for Roth IRA conversions?

Have a personal finance question? E-mail Steve Dinnen at work@csps.com

College grads face tougher job market

Entry-level pay rises, but offers are less plentiful.

Gasoline-tax reprieve: an idea running on empty

Minimal cost savings, increased dependence on foreign oil, and high administrative costs are among reasons why this idea ran out of gas.

Mother's Day money advice

Working mothers, faced with growing financial responsibilities, can take steps to lighten their load.

Gasoline-tax reprieve: an idea running on empty

Minimal cost savings, increased dependence on foreign oil, and high administrative costs are among reasons why this idea ran out of gas.

Financial Q&A: Patience thins over auction-rate securities

Have a personal finance question? E-mail us at work@csps.com

Zeppelins: a low-impact alternative to flying

These airships cause less environmental damage than planes. But journeys would test passengers' patience.

Sparks fly over ethics of air travel

Why some say travelers should think twice before boarding.

Proxy ballots: your chance to make a difference

Don't toss that envelope. Shareholder resolutions address issues ranging from executive pay to human rights.

How to make a home sale in the midst of a meltdown

Realistic pricing, cosmetic improvements, and greater patience are needed for today's sellers.

'Tax rebate' checks expected to yield short-term benefits, long-term troubles

Economists foresee renewed economic growth over the next few months, but increased inflation and declining wealth will take a bigger toll.

A Week's Worth: Quick takes on the world of work and money

Good week for Dow, now's the time to plan for 2008 taxes, 'green wars' rise in workplaces.

Can the earth provide enough food for 9 billion people?

That's how many are expected to inhabit the world by 2050. Experts worry over looming food shortages.

More mutual funds play both sides of the market

130/30 funds try to profit from winners and losers alike.

Maternity leave: Expectant moms wait 'til the last minute

With no US laws requiring paid leave, more mothers stay on the job longer, saving time off until after the baby arrives.

'Hormone-free' milk spurs labeling debate

Some say chemical company is behind efforts to sink 'rBGH-free' milk choice.

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