Monthly Archives: August 2010
Installment loans for people with bad credit
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Motive Industries of Alberta plans to introduce Canada's first bio-composite electric car: the Kestrel cannabis car; a car made of hemp...Record-low interest rates fatten banks, hinder saving, investing
The Fed's interest rate policy is boosting profits at bailed out banks at the expense of savers, investors, pensions and endowments. READ ONFormer GM financial wing Ally may have its own IPO
Ally Financial Inc, formerly GMAC, is starting to post profits again. General Motors' former finance wing may have an IPO of it's own soon. The world is almost out of helium – be very afraid
The world is almost out of helium, and it will take billions of years to make more. Why is this a big deal? READ ON, and stop wasting…10 most popular cars to steal in the U.S.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety just released its list of the most commonly stolen cars. The Escalade topped the list yet again.Race to the Top winners get $4.35 billion for school reform
The second wave of "Race to the Top" winners has been announced. Nine states and Washington, D.C., won grant money to improve their schools…U.S. existing home sales data does not look optimistic
The Commerce Department has just released U.S. housing data for July. The figures released do not paint a rosy picture of the housing market.Need Cash?
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AIG has been the poster child for the wasteful impression many had of corporate bailouts. However, AIG just paid back $4 billion to The Fed...Salmonella egg recall expanding; Congress launches investigation
The egg recall list has reached half a billion eggs, and Congress is investigating egg producers involved in a nationwide salmonella outbreak.Last round of new credit card rules limit late payment fees
The final new credit card rules enacted Sunday protect credit card users from excessive late fees and unreasonable interest rate increases.Study suggests giving R-rating to films that depict smoking
Smoking in movies is under fire from the Centers for Disease Control. Its recent study calls for an R rating for films that show smoking...Proposed Apple patent seeks to lock up jailbroken iPhones
Apple is pushing for approval of a patent that would enable it to lock down any legally jailbroken iPhone. Apple says it's for your own good…Fatah: Exerting genuine effort for peace
In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the two groups will need to work together to attain peace and avoid a resolution by force. READ MORE...Keeping up with the Joneses now means getting debt relief
Keeping up with the Joneses now means paying off things you have rather than getting flashy new things, as consumer debt levels have fallen.Big costs result when patient re-admission is required
Medicare patients are bouncing back into hospitals in big numbers, says the New England Journal of Medicine. It's bad for the health care system.
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