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When I pay for my groceries by check, where does that check go?

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Check processing involves the path your check takes through several different banks. Learn how checks deduct money from your bank account.

How Gorilla Glass Works

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Gorilla Glass is a scratch- and impact-resistant glass that can be used on cell phones and other gadgets. Learn what makes Gorilla Glass so tough.

How Day Trading Works

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Day trading is buying and selling securities in the same day. Day traders take advantage of small price shifts. Learn about day trading.

How NASDAQ's Opening and Closing Cross Works

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The opening cross is NASDAQ's current technique for setting opening prices. Learn about NASDAQ's opening and closing cross.

What Does a Radiator Do?

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The radiator of your car is composed of tubes that carry the coolant fluid, a protective cap that's actually a pressure valve, and a tank on each side to catch the coolant overflow. Learn more about how a radiator cap works from this article.

Can You Make Money Off Penny Stocks?

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What are penny stocks? How do you make money from them and what do you need to be careful of? Find out from HowStuffWorks.

How to Recall an Email in Outlook or Gmail

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Email clients like Outlook and Gmail have a handy recall message feature that allows you to delete or edit emails after you've sent them. We'll tell you how to use them.

How Insulated Curtains Work

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Insulated curtains often help with energy costs. Learn more about how insulated curtains work at HowStuffWorks.

Millions of Phones Use GSM ... Meaning What, Exactly?

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If you travel internationally, Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) GSM is the only cellular service available. See how GSM works.

10 Reasonably Safe Alternative Investments

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10 reasonably safe alternative investments are explained in this article by HowStuffWorks.com. Check out these investments that could make you breathe a little easier.

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