Reuters (via Drudge) describes how some New York City retailers are hanging signs that they will begin accepting Euros rather than dollars. Is this a bad thing?
From the article: The increasingly weak U.S. dollar, once considered the king among currencies, has brought waves of European tourists to New York with money to burn and looking to take advantage of hugely favorable exchange rates. "We didn't realize we would take so much in and there were that many people traveling or having euros to bring in. But some days, you'd be surprised at how many euros you get," Chu said.
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