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Chicago, Atlanta pegged as most active nonresidential construction markets in 1994. (report by Cahners Economics) (Building Design & Construction)

Espresso: a new market for OCS: as espresso consumption rises, more U.S. consumers want it in the work place. Providing espresso in the work place has always been challenging due to cost and complexity, but espresso capsules offer a solution.(ESPRESSO AT WORK) (Automatic Merchandiser)

Courting Investors with Lawsuit Finance Issues; Litigation investment, a young asset class, is becoming more popular in the U.S., in part because lawsuits multiply during recessions.(Legal) (Investment Dealers' Digest)

Mormons Most Conservative Major Religious Group in U.S. Six out of 10 Mormons are politically conservative.(Survey) (Gallup Poll News Service)

The mega-trends: good migrations: many newcomers to Florida resemble Richard and Barbara Cole, active retirees who moved to The Villages from suburban Philadelphia two years ago.(ECONOMIC YEARBOOK 2006) (Florida Trend)

"Active living": transforming the organization of retirement and housing in the U.S. (Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare)

Recruiting retirees calls for careful planning: retirees are on the move, and they are taking their spending power with them. Many rural communities intend to benefit from this migration by appealing to seniors with active adult communities and other amenities. (Partners in Community and Economic Development)

The unlikely activist; In 2004, U.S. forces in Iraq were locked in some of the bloodiest urban warfare since Vietnam, culminating in the fierce street battles to retake Fallujah. That November, 137 American soldiers were killed and more than 1,400 were injured.(Profile) (Physician Executive)

10 FUNDS UP MORE THAN $1 BILLION: Active international equity holdings grow 12% despite slower market. (Pensions & Investments)

VA hospitals on active duty; More reservists, Guardsmen, women to seek treatment as they return to NY.(News)(New York Veterans Affairs hospitals) (Crain's New York Business)