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Say goodbye to the old-style light bulb. On Jan. 1 it will become illegal to manufacture or import 60- and 40-watt incandescent bulbs because of federally mandated efficiency standards signed into law ...

NEW YORK — Light bulb makers have revamped some plants, shuttered others and invested enormous sums of money in preparation for a technological shift that they believe will revolutionize the industry.

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For years, Deborah Turner bought her light bulbs at one of the many dollar stores that serve her neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio. But the bulbs for sale were highly inefficient, shorter lasting, ...

I last wrote about LED bulbs three years ago, when I was urging people to choose LED over standard incandescent when picking out holiday lights. ‘Tis the season again, but what’s different this year ...

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It's lights out for the old-school light bulb.Starting Jan. 1, manufacturers can no longer produce 60- and 40-watt incandescent light bulbs. It's the third step of the Energy Independence and Security ...

2007 law has been pushing up energy efficiency standards. Bulb makers and retailers have largely moved on. Bipartisan law signed by President Bush spurred remarkable innovation. There are two ways to ...

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It’ll soon be lights out for popular light bulbs that generations of Americans have used for decades. Lisa Brown is a business reporter at the Post-Dispatch. Follow her on Twitter @LisaBrownSTL and ...