IDG's NETWORK WORLD MEDIA ALERT: Network World Article Exposes Employees Spending Company Time Earning Extra Cash At Web Sites.
Business/Technology Editors SOUTHBOROUGH, MassBUSINESS WIREMarch 6, 2000 March 6 article says employees can earn $5-$1,000 a month at surf-for-cash Web sites Network World, the leader in network knowledge, published a story today on the latest headache for corporate network professionals and their

Publication: Business Wire

Earning that little bit of extras cash.(News)
Byline: By Will Mapplebeck They have been in some of Britain's best loved television shows, but you will probably never have heard of Sue and Roger Bowmer. The semi-retired couple, who live in the picturesque Northumberland village of Thropton, near Rothbury, have a burgeoning career on the box -

Publication: The Journal (Newcastle, England)

TEENS LEARN RESPONSIBILITY WHILE EARNING EXTRA CASH
PHOTO DONYA MATHENY THIS ELECTRONIC VERSION MAY DIFFER SLIGHTLY FROM THE PRINTED VERSION. TEENS Donya Matheny is a junior at Noll Institute in Hammond. Adults sometimes say that teens who wish to work are "rushing adulthood" and will wish later in life that working was not a necessity. On the flip

Publication: Post-Tribune (IN)

The price of work/ High-school students who hold part-time jobs bang into the downside of earning extra cash
It's 5:30 p.m. on a recent Friday, and downtown Colorado Springs is firmly tucked in the pitch-black blanket of night. As fat flurries of snow whip Tejon street, Misty Johnson sits snugly inside the warm and brightly lit One SunSational Tan. Bright-eyed, blond Misty, 17, is all smiles as she checks

Publication: The Gazette

How to make pounds 4k extra from your home; RENT A ROOM FOR TAX-FREE EARNINGS.(Features)
IF you are cash-strapped, then there's a way of earning more than pounds 4,000 a year tax-free - that's pounds 350 extra income each month. Get yourself a lodger! The Government's rent-a-room scheme allows homeowners to earn pounds 4,250 in rent without paying any tax on it. And it's a good way to

Publication: Sunday Mirror (London, England)

Extra cash to help poorer students
UNIVERSITIES are to be given extra cash to help fund the education of poorer students, in an attempt to stem high drop-out rates among undergraduates from low-income families. They will be given a cash premium of pounds 750 for every student they accept from a family earning less than pounds 10,000

Publication: The Scotsman