- Here is this weeks summary of sentiment data for the stock market: The weekly AAII meas..
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- Stocks discussed on Jim Cramer's Stop Trading! TV segment, Thursday August 27. Ultra ..
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Herman Heunis isn't your typical social-media startup founder. He's 50 years old, was raised on a sheep farm in Namibia, and is a veteran of the South African Navy. Little surprise that the company he built is no garden-variety social netwo..
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The government should announce subsidies to the crisis-hit exporters in the forthcoming foreign trade policy to make India's exports sector more competitive, the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Assocham) has said.
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Officials say it is the biggest case of identity theft in American history. They say Albert Gonzales, 28, and two unnamed Russian co-conspirators hacked into the payment systems of retailers, including the 7-Eleven chain.
- Time to Read the Riot Act to AIG
- It’s time for someone in the Obama administration to read the riot act to Robert Benmosche, American International Group’s (AIG) new $7 million chief executive.
- AIG weighing many options for ILFC: sources
- NEW YORK (Reuters) - American International Group Inc (NYSE:AIG - News) and Steven Udvar-Hazy, head of its International Lease Finance Corp unit, are weighing several options for the aircraft leasing business, including breaking up the comp..
- For stocks, summer ends with jobs data
- NEW YORK (Reuters) - The last week of summer could prove to be anything but relaxing for stock investors worried about the economy, with the crucial August jobs report on the agenda.
- U.S. second-quarter earnings tough to beat
- NEW YORK (Reuters) - For corporate America and Wall Street, the second quarter may be a tough act to follow.
- Country's Falling Apart -- Who's Going to Fix It?
- This past weekend I traveled to the city between the rivers to catch a show and attend a dinner party with old friends. It was to say the least an interesting trip and I thought I would share my insights today.
- L.B. Foster Awarded $1.9 Million Piling Contract for Ohio River Wall
- PITTSBURGH, Aug. 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- L.B. Foster Company (Nasdaq: FSTR - News) of Pittsburgh, PA has been awarded a $1.9 million contract by the City of Ashland, KY to supply Gerdau Ameristeel PS 27.5 flat sheet piling and PilePro ..
- Pacer International Enters Into Amended and Restated Credit Agreement
- CONCORD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Pacer International, Inc. (Nasdaq: PACR - News), a leading North American freight transportation and logistics services provider, has successfully entered into an Amended and Restated Credit Agreement (A&R ..
- Pacer International gets amended credit deal
- CONCORD, Calif. (AP) -- Freight and logistics provider Pacer International Inc. said Friday it agreed with its lenders on an amended credit facility of up to $125 million.
- A Historical Perspective on U.S. Debt Growth
- The White House recently projected that the sharply rising U.S. government deficit could reach $9.05 Trillion over the next decade. In February, after Mr.Obama became President, the projection was around $7 Trillion. Mr. Obama inherited a g..
- Microsoft pulling Live Framework test bits
- Microsoft said on Friday that it plans next month to end support for a test version of its Live Framework, which was essentially the developer side of its Live Mesh service.
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