2004 could be a very good year
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PARIS -- Grape vines in the Champagne region are sagging this year with an abundance of fruit. But this won't mean increased supply -- or cheaper bottles of bubbly for consumers.
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Yes, they could ruin your year in 2008. Make sure they don't.
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Think about your golden years before this year ends.
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It happens every year, and it's about to happen now.
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Here are some tips to consider while preparing for the new year.
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Things look bright for the retailer this year.
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Home Depot sets the pace for another strong year.
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A good year ends with a bad quarter.
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Sales of new homes rose to a record high in 2004, the fourth straight annual record. But activity in December barely budged after a big drop the previous month, suggesting the nation's red-hot housing market may finally be cooling.
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Could the end of the current cycle finally be in sight?
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Will it be the same as last year's top market?
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The president's budget mostly looks to the next year in a positive light. But there's some frank talk, too.
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We predict good times for Linux, Windows XP, and green vendors, challenges for social nets and mobile technologies, and some surprises in the new year.
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AT the moment, the future is murky. That, it seems, is a good thing.
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It was a great year for energy investments, but what can we expect in the year ahead?
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The Washington-based World Bank says 2004 has been a very good year for developing countries, with their economies growing at their fastest pace in 30 years.
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As years go, 2004 will forever rate up there with the best of them. It will always be known as the Year the Boston Fans Got Even. For most of my life (with the exception