November 3, 2026

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In 1984, Lou Dobbs acquired a New Jersey farm and expanded it over four decades; now the 283-acre estate with an 11-acre pond and development potential is listed for $6 million

Aj Mix Editor September 6, 2026
In 1984, Lou Dobbs acquired a New Jersey farm and expanded it over four decades A large...
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Gold bond bought at Rs 4,682 now worth Rs 15,334: SGB gives 228% return, Rs 1 lakh becomes Rs 3.28 lakh, plus 2.5% annual interest; premature redemption due September 7

Aj Mix Editor September 6, 2026
SGBs carry a fixed annual interest rate of 2.50% on the amount initially invested. Investors of Sovereign...
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A 674-acre Colorado ranch was listed for $5.9 million as a development site; conservationists bought it instead, permanently protecting land that links to more than 100,000 acres of public space

Aj Mix Editor September 6, 2026
The ranch is near the proposed Ring the Peak trail system. A 674-acre ranch on the northern...
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In 2021, a landslide cut Denali National Park’s only road in two; five years later a $230 million, 475-foot bridge has been built directly above the still-moving slope

Aj Mix Editor September 6, 2026
Pretty Rocks bridge (Image Credit: National Park Service) In August 2021, a massive landslide in Denali National...
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