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As 2000 looms closer, estimates continue to rise on the amount governments, businesses and ordinary citizens will have spent fending off dire predictions of Y2K disaster.
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Federal Y2K spending hits $8.38 billion Federal agencies estimate they will spend nearly $40 million more than expected tackling the Y2K computer problem, the Office of Management and Budget says in its final report.
Y2K: The cost of fear
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Facebook wants to show good amid scandals: The social network updates its tools for blood donations, nonprofits and mentorships.
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Discuss: The bottom line for Y2K
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