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Hong Kong’s Hidden Cafes – Hong Kong – WSJ

Hong Kong’s Hidden Cafes – Hong Kong – WSJ Source: blogs.wsj.com As coffee-shop chains like Starbucks continue to make their move into the Hong Kong market, dozens of small, independently owned cafes lie hidden on the upper floors of the city’s buildings.

Source: blogs.wsj.com
As coffee-shop chains like Starbucks continue to make their move into the Hong Kong market, dozens of small, independently owned cafes lie hidden on the upper floors of the city’s buildings.

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Civilization V: Secrets of the New Video Game – Speakeasy – WSJ

Civilization V: Secrets of the New Video Game – Speakeasy – WSJ Source: blogs.wsj.com Civilization V, the newest installment in the long-running video game series, is due out tomorrow. One of the developers talks about the new version’s update and innovations.      Civ 5 is out and ready to be a dangerous productivity sink!     

Source: blogs.wsj.com
Civilization V, the newest installment in the long-running video game series, is due out tomorrow. One of the developers talks about the new version’s update and innovations.
    Civ 5 is out and ready to be a dangerous productivity sink!    

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Sliced Bagels, Taxes on Top – WSJ.com

Sliced Bagels, Taxes on Top – WSJ.com Source: bit.ly What’s the tax on a bagel? It depends how you slice it—or in the case of New York, if you slice it. State tax officials have begun to enforce one of the more obscure distinctions within the state’s sales tax law.      So let me get this straight – sliced bagel, taxable; sliced bread, not taxable. If that isn’t arbitrary, I don’t know.     

Source: bit.ly
What’s the tax on a bagel? It depends how you slice it—or in the case of New York, if you slice it. State tax officials have begun to enforce one of the more obscure distinctions within the state’s sales tax law.
    So let me get this straight – sliced bagel, taxable; sliced bread, not taxable. If that isn’t arbitrary, I don’t know.    

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