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Investment newsletters analyze economic activity, track and forecast financial market trends, and provide investment advice to subscribers.

The National Zoo, a part of the Smithsonian Institute, is located in Washington D.C. The Zoo was founded in 1889, and today there are over 2000 animals from 400 species. The website informs users about visiting and supporting the zoo.

Established in 1994, SYS-Con Media is the publisher of many IT magazines, electronic newsletters, breaking IT news and more. It sponsors trade shows, conferences, and other types of education.

The Motley Fool is a multimedia financial education company. Its mission is to educate, enrich, and amuse individual investors. The Fool.com website was begun in 1994. The website offers finance newsletters based on personal investing style.

Light Reading, established in 2000, is an integrated business media company serving the telecom community. They produce 6 online publications: Light Reading, Byte and Switch, and four others.

Material Handling & Logistics provides online newsletters that give logistics professionals information about issues relating to the movement of information, materials, and products. Also information about procuring equipment and supplies.

Morningstar was founded in 1984 with the rise of Mutual Funds so that consumers could find information they needed to make informed decisions about investing.

Newsfactor Network publishes news and information for technology purchasers and those interested in the latest tech news. Their sites include: Security, BPM, CRM, Business, Sci-Tech, Newsletters, and White Papers.

Phplist is a one-way email announcement delivery system good for newsletters, publicity lists, notifications, and other uses. It has a web interface that allows users to write and send messages, and manage them over the Internet.

Provides newsletters, lesson plans, suggestions, sources for free material, and support for parents who homeschool their children.

This is an IT professional online resource for news coverage of the IT industry. Users are often technology-savvy professionals who are involved in making decisions about purchases for their companies.