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Countywide cleanup day is Oct. 18 (Nevada Daily Mail)

Nevada and Vernon County residents should have good weather this weekend to gather their old tires, appliances, old computers, cell phones, televisions, newspapers, household hazardous waste, and yard waste so they can get rid of it for free during the annual Nevada-Vernon County Fall Cleanup Day from 8 a.m. till noon on Oct. 18.

Bigger duty-free basket (The Telegraph)

Fliers will soon be able to pick up LCD televisions and designer jewellery while stocking up on booze at the duty-free shops in the city airport.

Business booming at area thrift stores (Peoria Journal Star)

When Matt Sommer first opened his store the morning of Oct. 1, there already was a line of roughly 20 customers waiting outside his doors. Yet the shop wasn't offering iPhones or flat-screen televisions. Instead, the new Mission Mart, a thrift store managed by the South Side Mission, did brisk business selling hand-me-down jeans, used furniture and dog-eared paperback books. "Our ...

Former Philips Senior Manager Charged With Trade Secrets Theft (Bloomberg)

Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- A senior manager at a U.S. unit of Royal Philips Electronics NV , Europe's largest maker of televisions, was charged with stealing technical information about one of Philips' next generation of lighting products.

Economic crisis has little impact on Mets fans (Contra Costa Times)

Moving into new ballpark, NL team has sold out its luxury suites at up to $500,000 a year, and season ticketholders are renewing at "extremely high rates" despite price increases.

Hotels a Geek Can Love (PC World)

Here are nine geek hotels offering futuristic conveniences and tech amenities at a reasonable rate--sometimes in luxury.

Family Burglarizes Next-Door Neighbor's House, Parents Arrested (Central Florida News 13)

A couple is arrested for using their children to help them steal from their next-door neighbor. 

Mayo family keeps business going (Knoxville News Sentinel)

Claxton Mayo Jr. can read the U.S. economy by reading the seeds.

AT&T's new offers signal stepped-up competition for television service in Ohio (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Click on graphic to see how U-Verse works (PDF)Who would have thought you'd ever be able to record television shows from your cell phone? Or see who's calling your house from your TV screen and access the Internet with...

Knoxville businessman Bill Baxter takes on renovation of 67-year-old luxury hotel in Jackson Hole, Wyo. (Knoxville News Sentinel)

JACKSON, Wyo. - With the Grand Teton mountains as their backdrop, brothers John and Jess Wort set forth six decades ago to build this town's first luxury hotel.