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New San Antonio Homes See Increased Market Share According to Texas Real Estate Agent (dBusinessNews.com)

San Antonio - San Antonio, TX – Texas real estate agent Kurt Hudspeth, a specialist in the new home market in San Antonio, sees increased market share for new homes vs. existing homes in coming months due to economic factors.

San Antonio’s woulda-been-groundbreaking solar PACE program on the rocks (San Antonio Current)

Thirty-nine percent of San Antonians are ready to install solar panels and solar hot-water heaters on their rooftops, according to a survey performed last year for the non-profit clean-energy-advocating Solar San Antonio. That is, they’re ready to go solar — if they could afford it.

GM CEO says U.S. will make money on bailout (Reuters)

SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - General Motors Co will pay back roughly $8 billion in debt to the United States and Canada before June and could go public in a way that would allow taxpayers to make a profit on the bailout, Chief Executive Ed Whitacre said on Wednesday.

Spurs-Cavaliers Preview (AP via Yahoo! Sports)

The Cleveland Cavaliers have every reason to be especially careful with LeBron James' ankle injury. At least his condition is not nearly as bad as Tony Parker's. The Cavaliers will be without James again as they try to reach 50 wins Monday night against a San Antonio Spurs team that won't have Parker for about six weeks.

A.M. Cleveland Cavaliers links: ESPN.com disses NBA-leading Cavs in its "power rankings" (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

The Cavaliers defeated the still-difficult San Antonio Spurs on Monday night while without some key players, including NBA MVP LeBron James. The win emphasizes that ESPN.com's latest ranking of the Cavs at No. 3 is a dubious decision.

Cavaliers want LeBron James to rest sore ankle vs. Spurs (USA Today)

LeBron James left Quicken Loans Arena with a custom-designed Snuggie draped over his shoulder. The Cavaliers are hoping he takes it home, throws it on and gets some rest.

Cleveland Cavaliers Team Report (USA Today)

Let's preface this story by saying all indications are that LeBron James will remain with the Cavaliers past this season.