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Real estate companies may be residential or commercial, and can specialize in appraisals, brokerages, development, property management, and relocation.

The regional directory is a database of local organizations in the United States of America, organized by category. Listed organizations include product suppliers, service providers, and non-profits.

CareerBuilder, operated by The Gannett Company, offers a vast online and print network to help jobseekers connect with employers. Users can search by job title or location, browse job categories, search by company and others.

This is the website for the Disney Television Channel. Links for movies, TV, games, music, live events, travel, shop, mobile, and characters. There is also access to a Disney archive, Disney legends, and Disney careers.

Adicio makes software for classified ads. The software is adapted for four sectors: careers, motors, real estate, and networks.

The American Physical Society is an organization that publishes several important journals in the field of Physics, including The Physical Review, which was founded at Cornell University in 1893.

ASCE, located in Reston, Virginia, was founded in 1852 as a professional organization to represent members of the Civil Engineering profession worldwide.

This is the online version of Business Week. It contains daily business news, investing, companies, technology, autos and more worldwide. There are also sections on Business Schools and careers.

The Academy, located in San Francisco, has a mission of exploring, explaining, and protecting the natural world.

FPA connects those who need, support, and deliver financial planning. Members include financial planners, accountants, company managers, and many more.

This official website for the United States Navy provides information and news to the general public. Site visitors can learn about the Navy's history and find a roster of the kinds of ships and their functions.

In 1961, President Kennedy established the U.S. Agency for International Development. USAID is an independent federal government agency that receives foreign policy guidance from the State Department.