When it comes to screwing the American tax payer into foreclosure and out of funds designed to alleviate his mortgage burden, JP Morgan Chase emerges as the great celestial black hole.
Citizens in every community have an obligation to support their community bank, and to make sure the bank fulfills its mission in the community.
Lest you think that PR is just for tarnished sports heroes, bankrupt corporations and divorcing GOP hypocrites heavyweights, last month China launched a PR campaign aimed at improving the image of "Made In China."
If you caught yourself saying, "Thank God 2009 is over!" you may well find yourself saying the same thing when 2010 ends -- but you could well be poorer, older and less employable by that point.
During our current Great Recession, the Tea Party folks rule the roost. Nearly all of the revulsion against the economic collapse and bailouts for the super-rich is captured and expressed by the Tea Party.
The update to Facebook's fan page system limits the ability of upstart brands to grow virally on the social networking site -- it un-evens the playing field.
I'm reading Andrew Ross Sorkin's Too Big to Fail, and it is making me sick.
It is estimated that $1 trillion in illicit money leaves developing countries every year. This outflow reduces tax collection, cripples foreign aid, undermines free trade and worsens poverty for billions of people.
I bought a used ATM on Craigslist, which turned out to contain thousands of credit card numbers. I can't buy an old credit card off eBay, but I can buy an ATM?
Media madness in the financial arena is spreading. Recently, the usually reliable Fox Business Network served up another incredulous dilly -- a segment featuring stocks "you can hold forever."
As we help workers through these challenging times, our real focus is investing in their future and today I announced nearly $100 million in green jobs training grants.
What kind of two-ton albatrosses is Obama & Co. hanging around the neck of the Democrats with appointments like Geithner's?
Outplacement firms specialize in assisting recently laid off people with their job search. They are a great resource and unfortunately not everybody takes advantage of them.
