Monthly Archives: May 2010

Bottom drops out of Fannie Mae losses

Fannie Mae corporate HeadquartersFannie Mae has just posted record losses and is asking for $8 billion more from the government. Just how bad off is Fannie Mae? READ ON...

Know the top 10 secrets of liars – conclusion

More behind-the-back finger crossing. Do you think this financial advisor is actually telling the truth, or trying to sell you a bill of goods?If you know the top 10 secrets of effective liars, you're much less likely to be taken advantage of by an unscrupulous investment adviser...

Most Popular Baby Names for 2009

Smiling babyThe Social Security Administration has just released the most popular baby names for 2009. Find out what names were on the list. READ MORE...

Don’t be taken – Understanding the top 10 secrets of liars

The best liars aren't crossing their fingers behind their backs as this man is doing.You assets are valuable, particularly in a recession. Know the top 10 secrets of liars and avoid being taken in a financial scam!

Starbucks Happy Hour | Half price frappuccinos

Green Tea Frappuccino from Starbucks Happy HourFor just 10 days, you can get half price, build your own frappuccinos at Starbucks from 3-5 p.m. What kind will you build? READ MORE...

Consumer credit statistics show confidence in economy is growing

cornerstone at the Federal Reserve Bank of New YorkThe Federal Reserve reported that an unexpected consumer borrowing increase in March is another sign that an economic recovery is under way...

Wall Street panics as high speed trading tanks stock market

stock trader signaling thumbs downWall Street went into a panic as the stock market tanked during chaos triggered by a combination of investor fear and high speed trading...

Times Square suspicious package causes evacuation

Canada GooseThe Times Square suspicious package scare caused a stir over a bag full of bottled water. Given recent events, is it unjustified? READ ON...

Unemployment rate and jobs report signal a long, slow recovery

construction workers sitting up against a wall taking a breakThe U.S. unemployment rate rose along with job creation numbers as people who had given up during the recession are looking for work again...

Legitimate work-at-home jobs can help ease debt

Work at home jobs are real.Work-at-home jobs are real; they are legitimate jobs that can help anyone create income and obtain debt relief along the way. READ MORE...

Babies movie may violate child labor laws, critics say

A toddler who appears to be going over dad's business paperwork.  This brings to mind the new documentary entitled "Babies," which has some critics questioning whether the production violated child labor laws.The new dialogue-free documentary "Babies" studies the life of four infants. Does it also violate child labor laws? FIND OUT MORE…

Nokia sues Apple … again

Nokia phonesNokia has sued apple for a second time. This time, Nokia claims Apple is using patented technology in the iPad. What is Apple's countersuit?

UK election results in a hung parliament

A NooseThe UK election results are in, and Great Britain has a hung parliament. That means the British Government is powerless. What will they do?

Cash for Caulkers: 168,000 jobs, $9.2 billion in energy savings

caulking gun, handle in image with the rest outside frameThe Cash for Caulkers 2010 bill passed the House on Thursday, promising homeowners $3,000 to $8,000 for energy-efficient improvements...

No Pampers recall yet; Dry Max diapers under scrutiny

An infant suffering from a bout of diaper rash. Will this suffering cause a Pampers recall?Will there be a Pampers recall? Parents of infants and toddlers are anxious to know whether Dry Max diapers are causing diaper rash. READ MORE…

Romaine Lettuce Recall 2010 incites calls for stronger regulation

Red Romaine lettuceShredded romaine lettuce has been recalled for possible e. coli infection. Which lettuce, and would stronger regulation help solve the issue? READ ON...

Health care reform: AT&T seeks profit by denying benefits

The front of AT&T headquarters on a cloudy dayHealth care reform has inspired AT&T to consider increasing its profits by billions of dollars by denying employees health insurance. READ ON...