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March 11, 2010 - 0 comments
New Bedford, Mass. -- Prosecutors in Massachusetts said financial constraints are the only reason they are declining to appeal the overturning of an animal cruelty conviction.
I'll give Secretary of Defense Bob Gates this much -- he's no Alan Greenspan, mumbling and grumbling through Congressional hearings one day, then recanting his every belief the next.
December 1, 2009 - 0 comments
Washington -- The U.S. Federal Railroad Administration is preparing to dole out $8 billion in stimulus funds to support high speed rail projects, an agency spokesman said.
If, after 2008, you still expect the stock market to fund
your retirement, most people probably consider you a few
Congressmen short of a bailout. (Zing!) Yes, it was tough
being openly optimistic after a year in which every bull
became a steer.
Short-sellers and hedge funds may be shadowy, but sometimes they're the
smartest investors in the room. They've done their homework and are
willing to bet their capital against the crowd -- an investing strategy
that can be as lucrative as it is contrarian.
Given the steep minimum investments many mutual funds
insist upon, you may assume that you simply don't have enough
money to take the plunge. True, some funds charge as much as
$1 million to get a foot in the door, and plenty more require
even thousands of dollars as an initial investment. But
despite the prominence of those high-priced funds, plenty of
others are much more inviting to cash-strapped investors.
Exchange-traded fundshave become one of the most popular
investment vehicles during their relatively brief history.
Now, though, one
major discount brokeris preparing to offer ETFs in a way
that few have seen before: free of charge.
Washington, October 27 -- According to a report released by Thomson Reuters on Monday, the U.S. healthcare system squanders a lot of funds and approximately $505 billion to $850 billion go waste every year.
Los Angeles, CA, September 26 -- Twitter Inc., the immensely popular social-networking site used by scores of users, right from the hoi-polloi to the elite, got a huge boost when it received a “significant” amount of venture capital funding.
September 24, 2009 - 0 comments
Washington -- The size of the federal payroll has jumped by 25,000 workers since December 2008, while nearly 4 million private U.S. jobs were lost, government records show.
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