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Author: Joseph Pisani
    Joseph Pisani
    Joseph Pisani is a news associate at CNBC.com. He joined cnbc.com after writing for businessweek.com. Before that he was an editorial production assistant at readersdigest.com. He can be reached at .
    Tuesday, 30 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani | Source: CNBC.com
    As large cities around the world try to go green by doing everything from banning plastic shopping bags to installing wind turbines on roofs, a whole new generation of sustainable communities is getting built from the ground up.
    Wednesday, 1 Jul 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani
    Sixteen sustainable communities that will lead the way.
    Thursday, 18 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani | Source: CNBC.com
    Deutsche Bank  unveiled a 70-foot tall carbon counter in New York City that tracks the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
    Friday, 29 May 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani | Source: CNBC.com
    President Barack Obama is trying to remake the government’s lending  program by eliminating the middle man, which will mean funding for students.
    Friday, 29 May 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani | Source: CNBC.com
    The class of 2009 is bracing for a tough job market that’s forcing them to consider positions in sectors they hadn't thought of, such as government and health care.
    Friday, 8 May 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani | Source: CNBC.com
    Sure, the economy is in recession and people are losing their jobs, but companies and the government are still hiring—big time, in some cases.
    Friday, 17 Apr 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani | Source: CNBC.com
    Smaller cities across the country are ordering hybrid buses for the first time, while some of the bigger ones are adding to existing fleets, thanks  partly to the government's stimulus package.
    Friday, 3 Apr 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani | Source: CNBC.com
    As franchises push to increase revenue, many of the lounges, restaurants and suites at both the Mets Citi Field and the new Yankee Stadium are named after companies looking to reach consumers in other ways than just the traditional logo in the ballpark.
    Tuesday, 31 Mar 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani | Source: CNBC.com
    More companies like Ford, GM and JetBlue are throwing a lifeline to laid off customers with refunds or payment protection.
    Friday, 13 Mar 2009 | Posted By: Joseph Pisani | Source: CNBC.com
    Retailers, fast food restaurants and consumer goods manufacturers are seeing a strong response as frugal consumers try to weather the economic downtown.
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