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• Why Can't Government Give Everyone $1 Million?
The government recently began printing $100 billion bills. By comparison, the highest denomination ever printed in the United States was $100,000, which was only used between banks. No bill larger than $100 has been printed since the 1930s. Incidently ...
• Plastic film could make house lights obsolete
That's the issue GE is tackling with its printer, which dispenses with vacuum deposition in favor of a process that's not much more complicated than the printing of a newspaper. "We're trying to be as low-tech as possible," said Anil Duggal, head of ...
• Tightwad Bank: A Lesson in Branding
One of Tightwad's customers is Henry Leonard, who was a career banker before deciding to take over Marthabelle's Printing and Mailing, the printing business his mother started in Kansas City, Mo. Leonard enjoys a bank with a lively name, and that ...
• Rolling Stone ends large format after 4 decades
It began printing on a four-color press in 1973 and magazine-quality paper in 1981, when it also shrank to its just-abandoned 10-by-12-inch size and adopted the feel of a magazine-newspaper hybrid. The switch to a standard format completes the ...
• World markets follow huge Wall Street losses
Kenji Akasaka, 69, president of a local printing company, said he had never seen it this bad in the 40 years he has traded stocks. He said he invests mainly in blue-chips including Toyota Motor Corp. and Nintendo Co., both of which have lost about ...