Many will soon get letters from the Internal Revenue Service about rebates.
Friday, February 29, 2008
Believe It: Good News From the IRS
Many will soon get letters from the Internal Revenue Service about rebates.
How Google and eBay Act Like Nations
These companies have such immense power that they take on governmental roles.
TV That Sounds Like a Million Bucks
Think your HDTV was spendy? Think again. Home audio goes super high end.
Retail Crunch: Sears, Kohl's Profits Fall
Retailers report dramatic drop and plan to slash inventory for turnaround.
Oil Doubles in Year Amid Weak Dollar
Oil closes at $102.59 a barrel thanks in part to the falling dollar.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Learn a Language, Get a Raise
Some foreign language skills are worth a lot more than others in the workplace.
Bill Gates Links Up With LinkedIn
Too many friend requests on Microsoft investment Facebook forces Gates' hand.
Euro at Record High: Impact on You?
A closer look at the dollar and the euro, and how the dollar's drop affects you.
Bernanke Hints at Another Rate Cut
Fed Chairman: The economic situation is "distinctly less favorable" since July.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Google Slips Amid Signs of Ad Slowdown
Google's stock slump deepens amid evidence of advertising slowdown.
401(k) Loans: Lifesavers or Money Pits?
There are at least three ways you could lose out when taking a 401(k) loan.
Cashing in on Nude Lindsay Photos
New York Magazine stands to make big bucks on its Lindsay Lohan exclusive.
Cut the Java: Starbucks Takes 3 Hr Break
All 7,100 Starbucks close for 3 hours today to get lesson in coffee-making.
Stagflation Looms, Home Prices Plunge
Bad day on the economic front as wholesale prices jumped and home sales plunge.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Nordstrom Bracing for Tough 2008
The upscale retailer's profits slipped; more bad times expected ahead.
Home Depot Has First Annual Sales Dip
The home-improvement store says profits fell 27.5 percent last quarter.
When Auto Loan Debt Drives You Nuts
Extended car loans may mean you'll be paying much more in the end.
Is Auto Loan Debt Driving You Nuts?
Extended car loans may mean you'll be paying much more in the end.
Visa Could Offer Largest IPO in History
Visa may raise $18.76 billion in public offering of up to 446.6 million shares.
High Court Says Suing Your 401(k) Is OK
The Supreme Court is allowing retirement plan participants to sue over losses.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Economic Fears Hit Lowe's
Housing slump undercuts Lowe's profits; company braces for future declines.
Like Jimmy Stewart? Don't Be Fooled
Sprint's new CEO takes an early, aggressive approach by scrapping 4,000 jobs.
Signs of Recession Grow Stronger
Nearly half of the country's top economists expect a recession this year.
Feng Shui, McDonald's Style
California McDonald's aims to boost sales with a feng shui furniture makeover.
Branson's 'Nutty' Idea to Power His Jets
Virgin Airways 747, powered by blend of biofuels, flies to the Netherlands.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Can H'wood Writers Be Their Own Studios?
Post-strike, some top writers are still looking to profit from the Internet.
Hollywood's Greatest On-Screen Pairs
When the right chemistry is in place, one plus one equals big box office hit.
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Enron Scandal Yields New Jailbirds
British bankers each sentenced to 37 months in prison in an Enron-related case.
Is China Losing Its Edge?
Some companies look to cheaper markets as rising costs hit Chinese factories.
Would You Vacation in a Foreign Slum?
Brit opens guesthouse in Rio de Janeiro's infamous, dangerous shantytown.
Choosing Between Food and Fuel
With biodiesel sales small but growing, crushers face a tough decision.
Friday, February 22, 2008
Monster Music Collection: $3M+ on eBay
Man's Library of Congress-sized collection fails to top $4.9M paid for jet.
Trouble Selling Your House? Try Swapping It
House swapping is a growing trend in tough market -- find out how it works.
As Economy Slips, Yacht Sales Skyrocket
Your home's value might be falling, but these billionaire toys are appreciating.
Aerobics, Rubber Chickens and Gratitude
Doing well on your annual evaluation may mean knowing how to energize others.
Fed Forecasts Slower Economy, Less Jobs
In documents released today, the Fed says it expects slower economic growth.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Why Bread, Pasta Will Cost You More
Rising demand for ethanol is sending wheat prices through the roof.
No Oil, No Peace, No Problem
In 'Fuel of War,' players can have fun as an oil shortage spurs a new world war.
Re-Listing Homes: Marketing or Deception?
Many real estate agents re-list homes that haven't sold. Is it bad business?
Food, Health Care Spur Price Index Jump
The increase in the Consumer Price Index was higher than economists expected.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Secrets to Finding Cheap Airfare Deals
Learn the best time to book a ticket and what to do when prices suddenly spike.
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