Iberdrola Sa Bilbao (IBDSF.PK) CEO Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Iberdrola Sa Bilbao ( IBDSF.PK ) Q2 2013 Earnings Call July 24, 2013 3:30 a.m. ET Executives Ignacio Galán – Chairman & CEO José Luis San Pedro – COO José Sáinz Armada – CFO Analysts Carolina Dores – Morgan Stanley Virginia Sanz – Deutsche Bank Presentation Unidentified…
PMI Data Shows That Manufacturing Sector Grew At A Faster Rate In July
By James Picerno : The US manufacturing sector grew at a moderately faster pace in July, according to today's initial estimate of Markit Economics purchasing managers index (PMI). "The U.S. manufacturing sector picked up momentum again in July, with output, order books and employment all…
The boutique based in the back of a truck
The fashion boutique that's based in the back of a truck
Infrastructure investors unprepared for natural disasters
Floods, storms and droughts could put long-term investments in infrastructure at risk
Apollo Paints A Bright Future For Itself
By Neha Gupta : Apollo Global Management, LLC ( APO ) and its subsidiaries are leaders in providing alternative investment management solutions globally. The company is primarily engaged in efficient raising and investing of funds from private equity investors, real estate funds as well as capital…
At least 45 killed in Spanish train crash
Train was travelling at normal speed when the accident occurred but one witness said the crash propelled one of the carriages more than six metres into the air
Downgrading Williams-Sonoma
strong>By Delian Naydenov : Introduction Williams-Sonoma ( WSM ) common stock could be near a multi-year high and it makes sense for investors to take profits now due to higher costs, lower consumer spending power, and over-expansion into new markets and businesses. Since the last time I…
VIDEO: Fashion forward: Truck brings style to the streets
The owners of Philadelphia's Smak Parlour boutique have taken their wares on the road with the city's first fashion truck.
Federal judge blocks Detroit bankruptcy challenge
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Why Detroit's Bankruptcy Could Detonate A $3.7-Trillion Muni Bond Bomb
By Lou Basenese : Don't sweat it. That's what municipal bond investors are being told by "respected" financial pundits in the aftermath of Detroit's $18.5 billion bankruptcy filing -- the largest in U.S. history. "We view Detroit's default and subsequent bankruptcy…
Capstone Turbine - Are Shareholder Interests And Executive Compensation Aligned?
By Crunching Numbers : I'm a dinosaur when it comes to the electronic age. I'm the only one in my family that uses a desktop personal computer while everyone else is using laptops and tablets. I'm still running the Windows Operating system while most of the others have moved to Apple…
How brands become big in China
The secrets to succeeding in China
Campbell Soup Company (CPB) - Analyst/Investor Day
Campbell Soup Company ( CPB ) July 24, 2013 9:00 am ET Executives Jennifer K. Driscoll - Vice President of Investor Relations Denise M. Morrison - Chief Executive Officer, President and Director Mark R. Alexander - President of Campbell North America Jeffrey T. Dunn - President of Bolthouse Farms…
'Fabulous Fab' takes to witness stand
Tourre pushed back against SEC lawyers' arguments that he helped Paulson & Co build synthetic 'collateralised mortgage obligation' designed to fail
Student loan deal passes Senate
Senate approves a bill that will cut student loan rates for this fall but would increase rates in the future. The House has passed a similar bill.
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Will (Fiscal) History Repeat Itself?
By iMFdirect : By Carlo Cottarelli, Director of Fiscal Affairs Recent political and social unrest in some emerging and developing countries may have idiosyncratic features. But they also have a common denominator: a yearning for more equality in incomes, economic self-determination, and political…
US Airways Group Inc (LCC) Management Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
US Airways Group Inc ( LCC ) Q2 2013 Earnings Call July 24, 2013 12:30 pm ET Executives Daniel Cravens William Douglas Parker - Executive Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Chairman of Labor Committee, Chairman of US Airways and Chairman of AWA Derek J. Kerr - Chief Financial Officer, Principal…
Rimage Corp (RIMG) Management Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Rimage Corp ( RIMG ) Q2 2013 Earnings Call July 24, 2013 4:30 pm ET Executives Douglas Sherk - Founder and Chief Executive Officer Sherman L. Black - Chief Executive Officer, President and Director James R. Stewart - Chief Financial Officer and Principal Accounting Officer Analysts Kevin Liu -…
No Respect For Great Housing Results
By Wall Street Strategies : By David Urani June new-home sales from the Census Bureau are out, and we got a 497K annual rate. That's an 8.3% increase month to month, and a 38% increase year over year; the consensus estimate called for 481K. This is the highest rate of sales since July 2008,…
Bet On Bill Gross' Best Ideas
By Dan Pritch : By JT Here at ETF Base, we've covered everything about interest rates, to which dividend ETF is best positioned for rising rates, or how to protect use target maturity bond funds . We've even uncovered some rockstar junk bond managers . But what we haven't discussed is…
Visa raises outlook as card spending accelerates
(Reuters) - Visa Inc's quarterly profit beat estimates as people spent more using its cards, and the largest credit and debit card network raised its full-year outlook for revenue and earnings.
PVR Partners LP (PVR) Management Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
PVR Partners, L.P. ( PVR ) Q2 2013 Earnings Call July 24, 2013 2:00 pm ET Executives William H. Shea - Chief Executive Officer of Penn Virginia Resource GP LLC, President of Penn Virginia Resource GP LLC and Director of Penn Virginia Resource GP LLC Bruce D. Davis - Executive Vice President of…
Barrett Business Services, Inc. (BBSI) CEO Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Barrett Business Services, Inc. ( BBSI ) Q2 2013 Earnings Conference Call July 24, 2013 12:00 pm ET Executives James D. Miller – Vice President - Finance and Chief Financial Officer Michael L. Elich – President and Chief Executive Officer Analysts Jeff Martin – ROTH Capital Partners…
Reversal Of Fortune: ETF Flows Snap Back
By Dodd Kittsley : It's like déjà vu all over again. Last month, significant outflows across the global ETF industry caused more than a few dramatic headlines . But pundits had barely finished analyzing the month's hemorrhage when flows started to turn around, and sharply at that . While…
DOJ probes fracking market over antitrust -Baker Hughes
(Reuters) - The Department of Justice is examining potential antitrust issues in the market for pressure pumping services, which are used in hydraulic fracturing, according to Baker Hughes Inc , owner of the third-largest pressure pumping fleet.
Spy chiefs urge 'cyber health checks'
UK's security chiefs write letters to the chairmen of FTSE 350 companies to survey them on how well they handle cyber security issues
First Commonwealth Financial (FCF) CEO Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
First Commonwealth Financial ( FCF ) Q2 2013 Earnings Conference Call July 24, 2013 2:00 PM ET Executives Rich Stimel - VP, Corporate Communications Mike Price - President and CEO Bob Rout - EVP and CFO Bob Emmerich – EVP and CCO Analysts Bob Ramsey - FBR Collyn Gilbert - KBW Matthew Breese…
Prologis Inc (PLD) Management Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Prologis ( PLD ) Q2 2013 Earnings Call July 24, 2013 12:00 pm ET Executives Tracy A. Ward - Senior Vice President of IR & Corporate Communications Hamid R. Moghadam - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Member of Executive Committee Thomas S. Olinger - Chief Financial Officer Michael S.…
Unitil Corporation (UTL) CEO Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Unitil Corporation ( UTL ) Q2 2013 Results Earnings Call July 24, 2013 2:00 PM ET Executives David Chong - Director, Finance Bob Schoenberger - Chairman, President and CEO Mark Collin - Senior Vice President, CFO and Treasurer Tom Meissner - Senior Vice President and COO Larry Bach - Chief…
Flagstar Bancorp Inc (FBC) CEO Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Flagstar Bancorp Inc ( FBC ) Q2 2013 Earnings Call July 24, 2013 11:00 AM ET Executives Paul Borja – EVP and CFO Sandro DiNello – President and CEO Lee Smith – COO Matthew Kerin – EVP, Managing Director, Mortgage Banking and Warehouse Mike Flynn – General Counsel Analysts Paul…
Q&A: How Can An Accrual Basis Business Defer Revenue When It Receives Cash In Advance?
Earlier today, the IRS published Revenue Procedure 2013-29, which expands the opportunity for accrual basis businesses that receive advance payments to defer the income related to those payments. This is one you should care about, particularly if you or your clients receive advance payments in…
Facebook shares up 18% on ads boost
Shares in Facebook leap as it beats earnings expectations with stronger than expected mobile ad sales in the second quarter.
Facebook shares soar as users, mobile ads climb
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc delivered strong evidence it can thrive on smartphones and tablets on Wednesday, reporting a much better-than-anticipated surge in mobile advertising revenue in the second quarter that ignited a 20 percent share rally.
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PEI) CEO Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust ( PEI ) Q2 2013 Earnings Conference Call July 24, 2013 11:00 ET Executives Heather Crowell - Vice President, Corporate Communications and Investor Relations Joe Coradino - Chief Executive Officer Bob McCadden - Chief Financial Officer Analysts Ki Bin…
DICE HOLDINGS, INC. (DHX) Management Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
DICE HOLDINGS, INC. ( DHX ) Q2 2013 Earnings Call July 24, 2013 8:30 am ET Executives Jennifer Bewley - Vice President of Investor Relations & Corporate Communications Scot W. Melland - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President Michael P. Durney - Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice…
Google takes on Apple in the living room
Chromecast involves new technology protocol for using any tablet, smartphone or other device to stream content over a home WiFi network to the TV
IBERIABANK Corporation (IBKC) CEO Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
IBERIABANK Corporation ( IBKC ) Q2 2013 Earnings Conference Call July 24, 2013 9:00 AM ET Executives John R. Davis - Senior EVP Daryl G. Byrd - President and CEO Anthony J. Restel - SVP, CFO and Treasurer J. Randolph Bryan - EVP and CRO Michael J. Brown - Vice Chairman and COO Jefferson G. Parker…
Bank of America adds two board members
(Reuters) - Bank of America Corp said on Wednesday that its board added two directors, Clayton Rose and Pierre de Weck, effective immediately.
BofA appointments help to beef up board
Adding directors with financial experience is part of trend among top US banks and comes amid pressure for boards to have more knowledge of industry
Capital Bank Financial Corp (CBF) Management Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Capital Bank Financial Corp ( CBF ) Q2 2013 Earnings Conference Call July 24, 2013, 10:00 AM ET Executives Ken Posner – Chief, Investment Analytics and Investor Relations Executive Gene Taylor – Chairman, Chief Executive Officer Chris Marshall – Chief Financial Officer Bruce Singletary –…
Facebook shares soar
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Former UBS bankers get prison terms for muni bid-rigging
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Three former UBS AG bankers were sentenced to prison on Wednesday for deceiving U.S. municipalities by rigging bids to invest municipal bond proceeds, with the longest sentence at 27 months, a fraction of what prosecutors had sought.
Buy This MLP For Its Strong Growth Prospects And High Yield
By Michael Vellucci : Business Overview: In May 2013, Emerge Energy Services ( EMES ) had an initial public offering of $127mm. The company supplies sand to oil and gas drillers for blasting through rocks in the hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") process. Emerge qualifies as an MLP,…
4 Months Post-IPO, Enanta Pharmaceuticals Carries Compelling Valuation Next To Hepatitis Peers
By PropThink: By Ivan Deryugin Since making its market debut in March, shares of Enanta Pharmaceuticals ( ENTA ) have remained virtually flat, excluding a post-IPO pop (shares closed at $17.18 on March 21, its first day of trading, and at $17.20 on July 23). We don't believe this will be the…
300 layoffs expected Spirit Aerosystems, union says
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Spirit Aerosystems , a major supplier to Boeing , Airbus and other aircraft makers, is expected to lay off about 300 people on Thursday, a union leader said.
DOJ expects to charge SAC Capital on Thursday: source
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Federal prosecutors are continuing to look for ways to build a criminal case against billionaire trader Steven A. Cohen at the same time as they prepare to announce criminal charges against his hedge fund on Thursday, people familiar with the investigation said.
Linear Technology Corporation (LLTC) Management Discusses Q4 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Linear Technology Corporation ( LLTC ) Q4 2013 Earnings Call July 24, 2013 11:30 am ET Executives Paul Coghlan - Chief Financial Officer, Principal Accounting Officer, Vice President of Finance and Secretary Lothar Maier - Chief Executive Officer and Director Robert H. Swanson - Co-Founder and…
Retail Stocks Need To Be Amazon-Proof: Is Zumiez?
By YCharts : By Amy Merrick There are those who spend their sunny summer days indoor, staring at a computer screen. And then there are the girls in bikinis and board shorts, the boys in baggy pants and Vans, who are at the beach or the skate park-or at least dressed as if they could be there. Zumiez…
Gentex Corporation (GNTX) Management Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Gentex ( GNTX ) Q2 2013 Earnings Call July 24, 2013 10:30 am ET Executives Mark Newton - Senior Vice President and Director Steven R. Downing - Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Finance Kevin Nash - Chief Accounting Officer Analysts John Murphy - BofA Merrill Lynch, Research…
The Only Emerging-Markets Play Worth Holding 'Forever'
By StreetAuthority : By Joseph Hogue A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. If the two market crashes since the turn of the century have taught us one thing, it is that this proverb is extremely relevant to investing. Investors relying only to future growth in stock prices for their returns…
Spectranetics Has Multiple Attractive Opportunities, But Will They Execute?
By Stephen Simpson, CFA : I've had a love/hate relationship with Spectranetics ( SPNC ) for more than 15 years now. I've always loved the potential of the company's laser ablation products in markets like pacemaker/ICD lead removal and peripheral atherectomy, but I've hated the…
Akamai earnings beat estimates as more people watch video online
(Reuters) - Akamai Technologies Inc , whose products help to move content quickly over the Internet, posted quarterly results ahead of Wall Street estimates as more people turn to the Web to watch movies and TV programs.
Dow, S&P dip; Apple's jump keeps Nasdaq barely in black
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks mostly retreated on Wednesday as losses in utility and commodity shares more than offset gains in the tech sector on Apple's solid earnings.
U.S. to announce criminal charges against SAC Capital on Thursday: source
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors are planning to announce criminal charges on Thursday against Steven A. Cohen's hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors, a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
Apple's best day of 2013
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Barclays nears deal with regulators
In a snub to former governor Lord King, who had argued for a 2013 deadline, Barclays bank beats BoE 'Taliban' with delay on leverage rule
Tourre on stand says email in SEC case 'not accurate'
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fabrice Tourre, the former Goldman Sachs trader accused of secretly helping the hedge fund of billionaire John Paulson construct a $2 billion deal it could bet against, said Wednesday an email he sent to a key participant in the deal was inaccurate.
French watchdog probes Abercrombie for discrimination
PARIS (Reuters) - France's official human rights watchdog said on Wednesday it was investigating Abercrombie & Fitch Co over concerns the U.S. clothing retailer discriminates in hiring store staff based on appearance.
Apple keeps tech stocks afloat
U.S. stocks mostly ended in the red Wednesday afternoon, but a technology stock rally, fueled by Apple's better-than-expected earnings, limited the losses.
Facebook shares leap on mobile ad surge
New ad products attract new advertisers to the site as well as mobile advertising customers, to beat second quarter net income expectations
Dell founder ups takeover bid based on voting rule change
(Reuters) - Dell Inc founder Michael Dell raised his $24.4 billion bid by less than 1 percent just hours before it was to be put to a vote, tacking on a controversial demand to change voting rules to make it easier for him to buy and take the No. 3 personal computer maker private.
RBS faces internal search for new chief
There were high hopes at the bank that a big-hitting outsider could be drafted in to oversee the next stage of RBS's recovery, but the leading candidate has withdrawn
Glaxo warns China corruption scandal will hit business
LONDON (Reuters) - A "shameful" corruption scandal in China will inevitably impact GlaxoSmithKline's business, the British drugmaker's chief executive said on Wednesday, adding he was ready to go to Beijing "at the right moment."
Obama seeks second-term jolt with economic speech
GALESBURG, Illinois (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama sought to inject momentum into his economic and domestic policy agenda on Wednesday with a speech designed to clarify his vision for his second term and hammer Republicans in the House of Representatives for getting in his way.
Repsol slams Chevron for YPF investment
US oil major lambasted for signing $1.24bn agreement to develop assets expropriated from YPF division – notably the Vaca Muerta shale formation
Dell founder seeks rule change for bid
Shareholder meeting in Texas to vote on Mr Dell's $24.4bn buyout offer for PC maker, originally set for Wednesday, has been postponed until August 2
Surprising Facts About Where Food Comes From
Kelsey Timmerman travels around the world to discover the source of our meals
RBS weighs idea for its investment unit
The state-owned bank is considering dispensing with the freestanding operation and integrating it with the group's corporate banking section
What College Students Should Know About Retirement
Bio 101 doesn't teach about 401(k)s and IRAs, so here's our retirement crash course.
Archbishop warns Wonga on loans
The Archbishop of Canterbury warns the on-line lender Wonga that low-cost credit unions could force it out of business.
U.S. judge halts challenges to Detroit's bankruptcy bid
DETROIT (Reuters) - A U.S. bankruptcy court judge on Wednesday suspended lawsuits challenging Detroit's historic bankruptcy filing while he reviews the city's petition for protection from creditors.
Bombardier delays first flight of CSeries for third time
TORONTO (Reuters) - Bombardier Inc delayed the maiden flight of its CSeries jetliner for a third time on Wednesday, promising the flight "in the coming weeks" instead of July, a move likely to rattle airlines that have stepped up to buy the all-new plane.
SAC's Steve Cohen probably didn't read his email
SAC is claiming that Cohen only opened about 11% of his email. Cohen isn't unusual.
UK calls on China in fight against crime
Moves come as GSK chief confirms it has been in contact with prosecutors on both sides of the Atlantic following Chinese corruption probe
Insurer WellPoint sees $20 billion Obamacare opportunity
(Reuters) - WellPoint Inc , the nation's second largest health insurer, sees President Barack Obama's healthcare reform giving a $20 billion boost to its revenue by 2016, led by an expansion of the Medicaid program for the poor and the introduction of subsidized coverage for the uninsured.
The New Science Behind Stock Charts
Behavioral finance research explains the value of plotting stocks visually.
Stratford's Olympic legacy has way to go
Changes to the area and efforts to transform the economic fortunes surrounding the park will be measured over decades, legacy chief says
Jim Chanos wins on Caterpillar's miss
Caterpillar reported disappointing earnings and lowered its outlook, marking a win for hedge fund investors Jim Chanos, who said last week he was betting against the company.
Exclusive: Zulily hires banks for possible IPO - sources
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Zulily hired investment banks in recent weeks to advise the fast-growing e-commerce company on a possible initial public offering, according to two people familiar with the situation.
What To Do With Your Bond Portfolio Now
Many investors were burned so badly in 2008 that they became willing to do just about anything to escape the risk of equities. As a result they threw more than a trillion dollars at bonds and bond funds since that time.
How to Not Waste an Inheritance
An inheritance may make you instantly wealthy, but it could disappear just as quickly.
S&P cuts rating on 18 medium-sized Italian banks
MILAN (Reuters) - Ratings agency Standard & Poor's cut its long-term counterparty credit ratings by one notch on 18 medium-sized Italian banks, including Unione di Banche Italiane and Credito Emiliano , citing a worsening economic outlook.
Banks should not own mines or warehouses
When Wall Street institutions wander away from trading and embark on unlikely new enterprises, it is time to start worrying
SAC in the dock
Allegations against the hedge fund should be tested in court, where justice can be seen to be done
Private equity rush for Spanish assets
Apollo and Blackstone weigh bids as banks, under pressure from regulators to cut assets and boost capital, prepare to shed worst property loans
Boeing profit up 13 percent as commercial plane sales soar
By Bijoy Anandoth Koyitty, Mridhula Raghavan and Alwyn Scott
Network Rail boss may quit next year
A source tells the BBC that the boss of Network Rail, Sir David Higgins, could leave the company at some point next year
NY property investor swoops on heart of Paris
Joseph Sitt adds to his international portfolio of buildings in world-famous streets with a landmark in Avenue des Champs-Elysées
'Capital Taliban' attack splits opinion
Some analysts have criticised Mr Cable's contention that enforcing leverage ratio on banks would constrain lending to SMEs
Jane Austen to be face of £10 note
Author Jane Austen is to feature on the next £10 note, the Bank of England says, avoiding a long-term absence of women represented on banknotes.
What digital network TV execs fear most
Executives from CBS and NBC debate the future of television in a YouTube world.
Fall in debt issuance as banks pull back
European issuance declined by a 10th to $248.2bn – less than half the $571.7bn achieved during a peak in debt issuance after the financial crisis
Living with ALS: Seeking Independence and Identity
Driving a specially outfitted van is a nerve-wracking experience but one Hollister Lindley treasures.
New home sales hit five-year high, prices soar
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New U.S. home sales vaulted to a five-year high in June, showing no signs of slowing in the face of higher mortgage rates.
Measures to boost China economy
The government will eliminate taxes on small businesses, reduce costs for exporters and line up funds for the construction of railways
Britain's systemic sporting revolution
There is nothing mystical about the nation's success. Countries do well when they put the necessary structures in place
How Nate Silver could transform sports television
ESPN's new hire is able to tell stories we can all dine out on using data.
Card fees ruling sparks charged emotions
The Commission's move to cap interbank fees for card transactions, after 20 years of grinding antitrust action, came with a flourish and a sting
Can you go on vacation and leave your phone behind?
If you worked at PwC, you could. The audit and consulting giant has created a culture that encourages unplugged time off. Here's how.
Next phase of RBS's revival in question
Hopes of attracting a big-hitting outsider to replace Stephen Hester as chief executive of the state-controlled bank have halted amid differences
401(k) Letters Could Expose The Worst Retirement Plans
Did your employer recently receive a letter from Yale Prof. Ian Ayres regarding your 401(k) plan?
Nasdaq earnings weaken on higher expenses
Drag on company's performance due to increased cost of diversifying into data and fixed income trading and continued loss of US equity market share
Caterpillar slashes outlook, plans more cost cuts
(Reuters) - Caterpillar Inc reported a 43.5 percent drop in quarterly profit and cut its outlook for the year on Wednesday, blaming steeper-than-expected inventory reductions by dealers and continued weak demand from the mining industry.
Gas rig on fire in Gulf of Mexico
A fire breaks out on a rig drilling for gas in the Gulf of Mexico, off the Louisiana coast, US federal officials confirm.
Detroit: After bankruptcy, then what?
A solution would be to merge the city and surrounding counties into a consolidated metro government. Unfortunately, city and suburbs get along like Hatfields and McCoys.
EU-China solar deal hinges on price as deadline nears: sources
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Beijing's envoys have agreed central elements of a deal with the European Union that may yet avert punitive duties on Chinese solar panels that the bloc plans to impose next month, Chinese and European sources said on Wednesday.
Priciest morning-after pill gets FDA exclusive
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GM to recall 114,000 Tavera SUVs in India
(Reuters) - General Motors said it was voluntarily recalling 114,000 Chevrolet Tavera sport-utility vehicles, manufactured between 2005 and 2013, in India to address issues relating to emission standards and other regulatory specifications.
New Scottish league brands unveiled
The Scottish Professional Football League reveals the names of its league competitions.
Where it's hardest to climb the income ladder
Getting ahead in America has a lot to do with where you live.
America's best-loved cars
Chevrolet has most top-ranked vehicles in this year's J.D. Power owner satisfaction survey.
New home sales at 5-year high
Sales of new homes jumped in June, despite the rise in mortgage rates.
Bribery common in China's health system
No Chinese companies have been named in the industry-wide investigation, although the practice of bribing doctors and health officials is rampant
Where are NRA Foundation donations going?
NRA Foundation distributes grants in support of firearm-related interests. The vast majority fund organizations with youth-related programming.
What does it take to be wealthy? $5 million
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What It Takes To Become A 'Woman of Influence'
You're undoubtedly familiar with the expression "something good can come out of something bad." Well, when it comes to the recession of 2008, the silver lining seems to be that more women took action managing their money and became financially empowered.
Lakeland suffers security breach
Homeware retailer Lakeland resets customers' passwords after it says hackers took advantage of a flaw in the Java-based software used to run its website.
Secrets Of A Student Loan Consultant
By Demetrius Cheeks
4 Ways to Re-Energize Your Work Engagement
How to become a better employee by flip-flopping your feelings about your job.
4 Home Improvements That Will Save You Money
These fixes may not be flashy, but they result in long-term savings.
Boeing profits rise despite 787 woes
US plane-maker Boeing reports better-than-expected results for the second quarter, despite recent problems with its 787 Dreamliner model.
SAC to face criminal charges - reports
Reports say charges could come as soon as this week against hedge fund SAC Capital but founder Steve Cohen won't face charges himself.
Guggenheim Calls Bernanke's Bluff In The Search For Yield
It's 8 a.m. on a Monday in early July, and 50 people cram into a conference room for the daily credit meeting at the Madison Avenue headquarters of Guggenheim Investments. The mostly young, mostly male analysts don't wear ties, but they snap to attention as the voice of Global Chief…
Second delay to Dell buyout vote
Dell postpones a shareholder vote over a buyout offer from the company's founder for a second time after the value of the offer is raised slightly.
Six Partnerships That Give You Good Payouts
Yield, growth and a tax dodge—you get them all in energy partnerships. It's no surprise that this novel sector of the market has half a trillion dollars in it.
Why Everyone Should Aspire to Early Retirement
Saving as if you'll retire by 40 is useful even if you don't plan to retire young.
Should You Apply For a Job You're Unqualified For?
The pros and cons of seeking a position past your level of experience.
VIDEO: Chinese doctor: I was offered cash
Allegations that GlaxoSmithKline paid bribes in China have highlighted the country's murky pharmaceutical industry. A former doctor in Shangai told the BBC that she was not offered bribes by international companies - but local firms routinely offered "commissions" of cash or gifts.
New Tips and Technology to Modernize Your Networking
Really make a positive impression by trying something new.
The Best Children's Books for Money Lessons
When it comes to explaining dad's unemployment or family budgeting, these stories offer parents easy openings.
8 Things to Expect – and Suffer Through – When Stuck at Work This Summer
This season brings new workplace aggravations to the fore.
GSK: 'Some impact' from China probe
GlaxoSmithKline says it expects "some impact" on its financial performance from a bribery investigation into its Chinese operations.
Emerging markets edge towards recovery
Investors recovering poise but China wobbles highlight the damage a single piece of bad data can do as confidence remains fragile
Moody's boosts shareholder payouts
Credit rating agency seeks to cushion expected earnings slowdown after reporting better than forecast results for the second quarter
Ford profits boosted by US and China
Carmaker Ford reports healthy profits thanks to strong demand in its home US market and in China, which offset more losses in Europe.
HS2 rail challenge rejected by court
A challenge to the government's HS2 high-speed rail project is rejected by the Court of Appeal.
Warning on Arctic 'economic time bomb'
Rapidly melting Arctic is 'economic time bomb' likely to cost at least $60tn say researchers calculating financial consequences of region's climate
Market turbulence revives ETF fears
The global sell-off last month sparked the highest amount of settlement failures in parts of the $2tn exchange-traded fund market in nearly two years
Scottish insolvencies on the rise
The number of people and companies going bust in Scotland is up, according to the latest official figures.
VIDEO: Have we stopped giving to charity shops?
Oxfam Chief executive Mark Goldring believes charitable giving is down due to "people feeling the pinch".
RBS fined £5.6m over market trades
Royal Bank of Scotland has been fined £5.6m for incorrectly reporting trading activity on the financial markets.
Eurozone industry 'growing again'
Private sector industry in the eurozone returned to growth in July, a survey suggests, boosting hopes that the area will emerge from recession.
VIDEO: Card fees: Good or bad for consumers?
Would a proposed cap on credit and debit card processing fees help consumers - or actually cost them more?
Banks fight for depositary receipt business
DR programmes, under which a group's shares can be traded on overseas markets without the expense of a flotation, are providing business with good deals
Dexia pulls out of talks with HK investor
Dexia pulls out of €380m talks to sell asset management unit after a deadline to complete sale is missed despite the signing of an agreement
Bad credit: A deal breaker for many singles
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EU credit card cap plans confirmed
Plans to cut transaction fees on debit and credit cards in the European Union have been published - but there is disagreement over the potential impact.
Dhaka factory collapse: Three months on
Three months after Dhaka factory collapse, have things improved?
Can Investors Profit By Investing On The News?
An old market maxim was "buy on the rumor, sell on the news". Like many old maxims, there turned out to be a lot of truth in this. Back in the good old days your broker Bernie would tell you this right before he told you the that would get him that commission.
Brussels moves to curb card fees
Retailers welcome European Commission plan to cap interbank fees for handling consumer card transactions based, which would save about €4.5bn a year
RBI tightening squeezes India's banks
Shares fall heavily as the central bank's latest liquidity restrictions, aimed at protecting the sliding rupee, fuel fears about funding costs
Banks to publish local lending data
The UK's biggest banks will reveal from next year how much they lend in thousands of local areas, the Treasury announces.
Easyjet shares up on profit outlook
Easyjet shares jump 6% after the no-frills airline reports a strong rise in second quarter sales and says its full-year profits are set to beat expectations.
Weather boost for B&Q owner's sales
B&Q owner Kingfisher reports improving sales after better weather boosts sales of outdoor products.
Japan exports continue to recover
Japanese exports continue to recover, rising for a fourth month in a row in June, boosted by a weak yen and a revival in demand from Europe.
China factory activity at 11-month low
China's manufacturing activity falls to an 11-month low in July, hurt by a decline in new orders, according to a preliminary survey by HSBC.
Apple's profit better than estimates
Shares of computer and smartphone maker Apple rise nearly 5% in after-hours trading after it reports better-than-expected profits for the third quarter.
Influencing China's healthcare industry
Bribery claims highlight corruption in China's health system
VIDEO: Why coins have a place in our hearts
Coins have been used to pay for goods in countries around the world for thousands of years - but with an ever increasing number of electronic currency transactions, could they cease to exist?
Oxfam income falls in 'tough' year
Oxfam's income falls £17.6m to £367.9m in the year to 31 March with its two main sources of money, shops and fundraising, down on the previous year.
Keeping up with the Cambridges
Could the Royal birth mean baby boom time for the economy?
Working cash-free at the Royal Mint
The most unlikely cash-free workplace in the UK
Investment banks and the art of the team move
Hiring a team from a rival is a quick way to plug a gap in a business. But the process can be a sensitive, and costly, one to negotiate
Spectre of ABN Amro returns to haunt RBS
The takeover of the Dutch bank compounded RBS' systems problems, regulators say, as the UK bank lands record fine for transaction reporting failures
UBS managing director leaves for Millennium
Izzy Englander's hedge fund has hired a former UBS managing director as head of European business development
Five questions raised by the transatlantic HFT clampdown
News Analysis: Financial News answers five questions raised by fines placed on a US high-frequency trading firm Panther Energy Trading
Supreme Court pensions decision hailed as 'common sense'
A £2.2 billion bankruptcy case has decided that pension schemes do not go to the head of the creditor queue in company insolvencies, but must be recognised
When it comes to regulation, US banks have a selective memory
Level playing fields are great, particularly when they are sloped in your favour
Wells Fargo ousts ICBC as world's biggest bank
Industrial & Commercial Bank of China has ceded its crown as the world's top bank by market capitalisation to Wells Fargo
Credit unit chief to depart KKR
William Sonneborn is stepping down after about five years with the New York private equity giant
US readies SAC charges
Criminal case against hedge fund firm would follow multi-year insider probe
Liquidnet sees record Asia-Pacific trading growth
The global block trading network has benefited as asset managers look to purchase large chunks of equities as funds reallocate
Euro pessimism lifts as emerging market concerns deepen
The BlackRock Investment Institute's sovereign risk index shows increased optimism over Europe, while fears of a funding crisis bite in emerging markets
VIDEO: Making money at the Royal Mint
The Royal Mint makes coins for the UK and countries around the world and the BBC has been given special access to find out how its done.
UK men in US jail for boiler room scam
Three British men have been sentenced to a total of 43 years in prison in the United States for their part in one of the UK's biggest investment frauds.
5 things to know about rising rates
Read full story for latest details.
Blue-Collar Workers Pay More for Car Insurance
A consumer group argues that job type and education should not determine auto insurance rates
The Occupy Movement Is Launching A Money Cooperative
July 23, 2013, 2:45pm: This post has been updated to include comments from founder Carne Ross.
Wealth Means Having No Financial Limits And $1M Is Not Enough, Millionaires Say
A dollar isn't what it used to be, and neither is one million dollars apparently.
Sorry, Mom and Dad: The Kids Aren't Moving Out Yet
Chief Economist at takes a close look at the most important measure of the housing recovery: household formation. The latest population data show that young adults are still living with their parents -- even if they have jobs.
Royal Baby Memorabilia
Should You Buy Royal Baby Memorabilia?
The new royal baby doesn't even have a name, but that isn't stopping enterprising merchants and businesses from cashing in on the birth of a new heir to the British throne.
Are Hourly Workers Being Short-Changed? The Truth About Payroll Cards
We live in a fee-based world where there's a price to pay even when collecting your paycheck.
Retirement Communities May Provide Big Tax Breaks
Entrance and monthly fees may be tax deductible for residents if funds are used for medical care.
10 Easy Ways to Keep Energy Costs Down
Beat the heat with these energy-savings tips.
How to Make More Secure Passwords
Protect your money and your identity with hard-to-guess words.
McDonald's Minimum Wage Budget Ignores Tax Credits, Food Stamps And Reality
Does anyone seriously believe a worker earning around the $7.25 an hour federal minimum wage can discover the "key to…financial freedom" by keeping a budget journal and exercising a little spending discipline?
Why Federal Reserve Tapering Plans May Ease Up
While I am encouraged that the U.S. economy has been growing, as measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, for 15 consecutive quarters starting in the third quarter of 2009, I am concerned that the growth rate has been below that of previous economic recoveries and the economy appears to…
Around the Water Cooler With Dairy Queen's CEO
John Gainor can spot an efficient employee as well as detect a missing Blizzard ingredient.
10 Steps To A Career In Hedge Funds
By Richard Wilson
88% Of Mobile Shoppers Have Had Negative Experiences
Have you ever tried to buy something on your mobile phone, only to become frustrated with the process and turn to your computer to make the purchase? Apparently, you're not alone.
4 Easy But Essential Steps for Interview Prep
The info you should know before going into an interview.
Don't Abandon Bonds Just Yet
Risks may be high in the bond market now, but they're a valuable part of a balanced portfolio.
Premium Bond prize chances to be cut
The chances of winning a prize in the UK Premium Bonds draw will be reduced from August, as savings rates continue to fall.
One year to go to Commonwealth Games
Sir Chris Hoy joins events in Glasgow to mark the one-year countdown to the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Who Moves? Not Old People.
A meme is out there that baby boomers, having raised their children, are ready to downsize. (See here). Some scholars, such as Arthur Nelson at Utah, say that as the population ages, there could be a mass sell-off of houses which will lead to a collapse in house prices.
Yorkshire seeks Tour de France windfall
How will God's own county profit from Le Tour?
Goldman Sachs toasts $50bn telecoms treble
The Wall Street firm completes a hat-trick of advisory wins across the largest deals in Europe's telecommunications sector this year
Turquoise chief set to join BAML
Resignation is latest in a series of departures from the UK exchange's secondary markets team
Latest RBS departure heads to Citi
US banks have been picking off talent from RBS' fixed-income business for their European operations
Meet the new kids on the (Wall St) block
The post-crisis clear-out at investment banks is leaving a vacuum of experience at the top of the industry
AIFMD: how far has it come?
News Analysis: rules around marketing, leverage and custodians have been watered down since the first draft four years ago
LME faces rising heat on warehousing
US authorities are set for fresh debate on the physical commodities market, which will place renewed focus on LME warehousing
Oriel plots a course through troubled waters
Chief executive Simon Bragg explains to Financial News how the broker plans to ride out the tough market conditions
European funds hit €7 trillion for first time
Latest ECB figures show EU funds had record assets under management before the June sell-off
Detroit Files For Bankruptcy Protection: The Facts, The Figures, And The Fallout
As a child during the 1960's I would fall asleep listening to the Detroit Tigers on my transistor radio. Growing up less than an hour northwest of Detroit made it convenient to attend ballgames, go to the Detroit Zoo, and visit some of the other area attractions. Today, it is with sadness that I…
4 Stocks To Take Advantage Of An Improving Economy
Randell Cain, CFA, Portfolio Manager, Aston/Herndon Large Cap Value Fund
How Your VantageScore Credit Report Is Calculated
By Mark P. Cussen
This Week In Credit Card News: Wells Fargo Pushes Credit Cards, Your Face As Your PIN
A weekly summary of the top credit card stories that appeared in major publications across the country.
What the Unbundling of Airline Fees Means for Your Wallet
Want an assigned seat or more legroom on your next flight? It'll cost you.
Even As Home Affordability Remains High, Housing Bubble Concerns Emerge
We're entering year two of the housing recovery, and things so far have gone very well. But the next few years will not look like the last one.
Existing Home Sales Decline In June: Here Is What's Behind That Drop
On Monday, the National Association of Realtors released its existing home sales report. While the sales pace of previously owned homes remains 15% higher than it was a year ago, the June numbers reflect a monthly 1.2% decline.
Concern over Rangers chief's salary
Rangers chief executive Craig Mather's £500,000 salary is angering some at Ibrox, BBC Scotland understands.
Dear Sons: Can We Talk About Death And Dying?
Some parents avoid family talks about later-life health and finances, but it's often the kids who bail.
'How I Hit The $1 Million Mark': Real People Dish On Their Retirement Savings
By Dorianne Perrucci
Bonds For The Rising Interest Rate Environment
Bonds get crushed by rising interest rates, but most investors are not going to just drop them from their portfolios the way Taylor Swift dropped Joe, Jake, John, Connor and Harry. What are our most prudent options?
How To Become A Novelist In Your Second Career
Writing a book is at the top of many boomers' bucket lists. As a new author myself (shameless plug: Second-Act Careers), I appreciate that. But I also know that figuring out how to go from bucket list to the best-seller list can prove a bigger challenge than you think.
Seduced By Mykonos
This romantic Greek island is a place worth lingering.
The Truth About False and Deceptive Advertising
How to keep ads from getting the best of you (and your wallet).
What Does It Mean to Be Professional at Work?
Master this way of thinking and composing yourself early on in your career.
10 Reasons to Avoid Retirement
Retirement can have a negative impact on your finances, health and even your marriage.
Career Tips for Forward-Looking, Soon-to-Be College Seniors
Most graduates of a certain age work in jobs that don't require a degree. Be part of the minority.
Evaluating Your Unwritten Résumé
Your professional reputation is a marketing document itself.
Have Brazilian Stocks Finally Hit Bottom?
Watch default news from the energy sector.
The internet entrepreneur putting in the air miles
Why working life means endless travel for Alexander Ljung, the boss of SoundCloud, the social media site for sharing audio.
The 5 Most Expensive Prescription Drugs for Retirees
The cost of these commonly prescribed medications could bust your retirement budget.
3 Steps to Online Investing
An introduction to the world of online investing for beginners.
Can Detroit Come Back Again?
The city that's been in a decline for decades tries to dust the "jewel" again.
Coping With Changes Due to Aging
The challenges of aging are likely to interfere with your retirement plans.
Shopaholics: Are Your Parents to Blame?
How parents talk to kids could determine whether they become compulsive shoppers
Taxed or Not: Where to Hold Your Retirement Cash
How to split your savings between taxed and non-tax accounts.
Mortgage Rates Are on the Rise – But It's No Big Deal
Homeowners shouldn't panic over the recent spike in mortgage rates.
Should bosses give power away?
While few leaders like to share power, this could be the way ahead
Age Bias Laws Might Not Help Older Workers
During tough economic times, older workers are not protected by age discrimination laws, study finds.
Is It Worth It to Get a Master's Degree?
With the job market sluggish, many are choosing to go back to school.
Should You Hire Your Own Private Judge?
You can't buy your own verdict, but you can pay for a speedier trial.
Why Are You Leaving Your Job? 4 Simple Tips For Answering a Difficult Interview Question
Answer this question well and position yourself for success.
Why Retirement Accounts Won't Help You Retire Early
People who retire in their 50s often face penalties for early 401(k) and IRA withdrawals.
10 Things They Don't Tell You About Your First Internship
From punctuality to dress code, here are some intern pointers.
11 Reasons to Give Your Teen a Clothing Allowance
Back-to-school clothes shopping doesn't have to cause a shouting match.
Indefensible Decisions by Pension Fund Managers
Pension consultants don't always select investments that are appropriate for plan participants.
Should couples go into business together?
How do couples who go into business together cope with the pressures of not having a work/life balance? The BBC's Saira Syed explores the issue.
Why Even Single People Need Life Insurance
People without dependents can plan ahead to protect their future families
Should You Worry About More Bad Housing Numbers?
A drop in housing starts shows rising interest rates are biting – but it looks like a flesh wound.
Save Money on Summer Travel by Avoiding ATM Fees
How to minimize bank fees while vacationing abroad.
What to Say to Pesky Debt Collectors
New tools from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau make it easier to respond.
How Technology Will Support an Aging America
New technologies are forming a growing industry to help seniors age in place at home.
How Much Should You Pay for a Pet Deposit?
What to know when moving into a rental with a furry roommate.
Lesson From a Market Panic: Beware of 'Safe' Yields
Which dividend stocks are best for rising rates?
How to Pay Less in Taxes
Lessons in minimizing your tax burden from tax expert Karl Frank.
Timeless Moves for a Successful Retirement
In any market, these strategies will help you build wealth for the future.
Do Childless Employees Get the Shaft at Work?
Some companies may give more perks to people with children.
The Solution for Achieving Personal Financial Security
High unemployment has become the new normal. It's time to take back the reins.
5 Things to Know About Taking Time Off Work
It may surprise you to learn what you are and are not entitled to receive.
Should You Buy Whole Life Insurance?
How to determine if whole life insurance is right for you.
Can You Afford to Be a Politician?
As civic-minded people know, politics is a money game. Do you have what it takes to play?
4 Reasons Even Employed People Need to Network
Networking effectively is still important after a job has been secured.
6 Ways Recruiters Use LinkedIn to Headhunt
Have you ever wanted to get inside the head of a headhunter?
Where Are Baby Boomers Going to Live?
A low cost of living and proximity to family are more important to boomers than nicer weather.
What Women Want – At Work
Insights into what women are truly looking for in a job and workplace.
Estate Planning Lessons From James Gandolfini
The Sopranos star left a large estate that's subject to a big tax bill
Medicare, Social Security Are Bargains for Beneficiaries
Many people pay hundreds of thousands dollars less in payroll taxes than they receive in benefits.
A Year On, Impact of 401(k) Fee Rules is Mixed
Fee disclosure rules have prompted some change in the industry, but everyday savers still need more education.
How to Plan a Cheaper Summer Vacation
Sharing trips with friends and cashing in on rewards can make for a more affordable getaway.
Around the Water Cooler With CVS Caremark's Helena Foulkes
Confused about the new health care law? A CVS EVP boils it down for employees and employers.
Are Your Home Upgrades Money Down the Drain?
How to tell when a home improvement is an investment or just money ill spent.
5 Strategies for Tax-Free Back-to-School Shopping
As back-to-school shopping season approaches, 17 states will temporarily suspend sales tax.
Market Volatlity Rises as China Hits Brakes
China faced an acute cash crunch in June, sending jitters to markets everywhere. Here is what's behind the volatile credit market shaking the Chinese banking sector.
10 Good Things About Obamacare
Despite numerous problems, it's important to remember the many benefits of health care reform.
Getting in the Good Graces of a Gen-Y Boss
Tips for having a good, productive relationship with a millennial manager.
How to Save for Retirement on a Small Salary
Don't let a low income prevent you from building a retirement nest egg.
How to Survive a Performance Counseling Meeting
What to do if you learn your work isn't up to par.
Enrolling at You U: An Alternative to Going Back to School
Perhaps you should forgo State U and Private U.
Hedge Fund Ads: Will They Grab You?
Now that hedge funds can advertise, will they catch people who don't understand what they are buying?
The Dangers of 401(k) Loans
Workers who take 401(k) loans are often less prepared for retirement.
How Online Retailers Get You to Spend More
Retail strategies to be aware of in this game of psychological shopping warfare.
5 Ways to Make Investing Easy
Though it may sound daunting, investing can be straightforward and simple.
The Year of the Small-Cap Mutual Fund
Why small-cap funds have been shining.
Why You Should Start Tweeting at Your Bank
Financial institutions are devoting more resources to social media
The 80 Percent Rule for Retirement
Why you should plan to slow down a bit in your retirement years.
3 Reasons to Love Bank Loans
Stability amid rising rates make these investments more appealing now.
Making Sure Your End-of-Life Wishes Are Followed
Often confusing state rules govern how medical care is provided in life-threatening situations.
5 Tips for Picking the Best Student Checking Account
Things to consider when students and parents are shopping for a student checking account.
Can You Make Real Money Blogging?
Earning a living won't come easy or quickly, but here's advice from those who have been successful.
FINRA's Executives Prosper While Investors Suffer
FINRA's mandatory arbitration system does little to help individual investors.
7 Ways to Boost Your Odds of Early Retirement
These money moves will help you to retire young.
3 Novel Things You Must Do During Interview Prep
Add these three deeds to your rehearsal process.
How to Ace Your Video Interview
Five easy-to-follow tips to make sure your next video interview goes off without a hitch.
How Am I Doing? 6 Tips for Getting In-Depth Performance Feedback
You don't have to wait on your supervisor to set a time for an evaluation.
How Investors Can Avoid the Market Bullwhip
Automate your investing to avoid emotion driven decisions.
How to Manage Your Digital Afterlife
When writing your will, don't forget to include access to social media, online photos and more.
8 Ways to Unplug From Work During Your Summer Vacation
Don't get bogged down by your job while soaking up the sun.
What's Under the Hood of Your Target-Date Fund
Investment and expense trends of this increasingly popular 401(k) investment option
Bond Facts that Need Addressing
Why rising rates are good for your bond portfolio.
How Credit Card Companies Spot Fraud Before You Do
Advances in technology help card companies notice irregularities first.
How to Adjust to a New Job
Set yourself up for a successful stay at your new workplace.
Developing a Knack for Networking
Six ways those entering the working world may pick up the skill.
9 Things to Check in Your Mid-Year Finance Review
It's not too late to do your half-year personal financial review. Here are 9 things to check for.
Parents: Prepare to Share Home With Grads
New college graduates increasingly return to the nest as student loans loom
How Much Is Your Privacy Worth?
It's up to you to decide who can access your personal information.
When to Convert Your Savings Into an Annuity
These Fidelity Investments scenarios may help determine if annuities make sense in your retirement plan.
6 Crucial Benefits to Negotiate Besides Salary
Take-home pay is only a fraction of what you should consider.
Around the Water Cooler With Harley-Davidson's CEO
Keith Wandell's advice for salespeople: Sell an experience, not a product.
7 Ways Your Résumé and LinkedIn Profile Should Differ
Both are important to the job search and they shouldn't be carbon copies.
7 Super Foods for Summer
A tasting menu of healthy summer favorites.
Your Summer Money Checklist
More ideas for how to give your finances a boost when it's hot outside.
The New and Improved Way to Coupon
How to use online coupons to save time and money.
Before You Go: Travel Tips for Retirees
How to prepare for your next travel adventure.
Passive Investing Still Takes Some Work
It's possible to build a low-maintenance, long-term income stream. But passive investing takes a lot of work.
Traveling? Beware These 5 Common Insurance Myths
Travelers can save themselves headaches by purchasing insurance.
6 Major Money Mistakes New College Graduates Can Avoid
Taking care of your financial house after graduating college can set you up for financial success as you start a career.
Tips for Avoiding a Summer Vacation Disaster
Advice from fellow travelers who have experienced less-than-ideal trips.
Cuenca Versus Granada for Retirement
How to decide which affordable city is the better retirement choice.
More Single Women Buying Homes Than Single Men
Driven by a confluence of factors, single women are making homeownership a high priority.
How Rising Interest Rates Affect Retirement
Higher rates will raise yields on fixed-income holdings but don't always improve retirement outcomes.
How Retirees Spend Their Time
Retirees spend half of their newfound leisure time watching television.
6 Ways to Unlock Your Creative Potential
What do you do to inspire your best possible and productive self?
How to Have a Better Relationship With Your Manager
This relationship could be a key driver to happiness in the workplace.
Are You an Ethical Employee?
When it comes to job searching and on-the-job performance, what standard do you aspire to?
Japan's Gamble is Everybody's Gamble
The world has a big stake in Japan's economic gamble. If it fails, a Japan that has trouble paying its bills would test the stability of the post-financial crisis global economy.
How to Manage Finances with Roommates
The cost of rent and utilities can be overwhelming but manageable when split between roommates.
Should You Cash Litigation Settlement Checks?
Checks in the mail often indicate scams, but not in this case.
When Should You Claim Social Security?
The age you sign up could be your most important retirement decision.
Retirement Travel Frustration Meter
While many of us dream of adventure, travel often has setbacks and annoyances.
5 Frugal Summer Activities to Beat the Heat
Here's how to stay cool without spending much money.
Do's and Don'ts for Building a Solid Credit History
How to start, what to avoid and tips for making the most of your financial decisions.
Is a Store Credit Card Right for Your Wallet?
The offer may sound tempting, but many times shoppers are better off without one.
Five Things the CFA Exam Taught Me About Investing
Studying to be a chartered financial analyst yields some common sense tips for everyday investors.
Are Alternative Mutual Funds About to Get More Expensive?
How a recent court ruling will affect funds that trade derivatives.
Around the Water Cooler With Royal Caribbean CEO Adam Goldstein
Cruise with your boss, and you might find yourself in deep waters.
5 Cool Planning Tips for Second Half
Financial markets have been volatile. Here are some financial planning tips to respond calmly in overheated markets.
Credit Card Debt Forecast Signals Ominous Warnings to Consumers
Americans are expected to end the year with nearly $47 billion in new credit card debt.
How to Deduct Moving Costs On Your Tax Return
Relocating can burden your budget, but you may be eligible for tax deductions related to moving costs.
Why You Should Give Annuities a Serious Look
Why do investors say they value lifetime streams of guaranteed income but seldom buy annuities?
6 Steps to Take for a Successful Retirement
Improve your odds of retiring well with these tips.
A New Way to Shop July 4 Sales
SaleSorter, a new app, helps shoppers find the discounts closest to them.
Should You Rent Your Next Dress?
Dress and bag renting companies make it easy to borrow designer goods – for a price.
Parkinson's Law is Killing Your Returns
Why the financial media tells you what you want, and not what you need, to hear.
Faculty Share Their Money Advice for College Freshmen
Academics and financial advisers explain the do's and don'ts of college spending.
6 Mistaken Beliefs That Are Holding You Back in Your Job Search
Stop playing the game with a rusty rule book.
5 Tips for Uncovering Better Freelance Work
Many employers no longer fill slots with full-time staff.
4 Mistakes to Avoid in Parents' Financial Plans
With millions of Americans providing care for their aging parents, here are four financial planning mistakes they can help each other avoid.
Why Savers Should Watch the Unemployment Rate
In today's climate of low interest rates, here's what you need to know about putting money into a savings account or a certificate of deposit.
5 Lesser-Known Places to Stash Your Emergency Fund
Putting your emergency money in a regular savings account is an easy option, but it won't get you much as far as interest.
Are Women Lousy Salary Negotiators?
A lot of females seem to think they could be better at asking for a raise.
5 Home Improvements That Are Worth the Cost
The real estate market is finally improving, so maybe it's time to invest in your house again.
Retirement Makeovers for Your Money and Home
Once you've done the hard work to build a successful retirement, keep your plan up to date.
5 Awesome Resources for Learning Today's Most Marketable Skills
Cutting-edge tools for building coveted job skills.
The Best Money Tips for New Graduates
Getting a degree means it's time to get your finances together, too.
How and Why to Make LinkedIn References Count
Giving and receiving LinkedIn recommendations are an integral part of the job hunt.
Creative Ways to Give to Charity
Modern methods of donating include biking, texting and shopping online.
When to Give Out Your Social Security Number And How to Protect It
A compromised Social Security number can create a financial headache. Here's how to keep yours safe.
5 Online Spending Traps – And How to Avoid Them
Common behaviors like saving your credit card information on a website for speedy checkout in the future can cost you.
How a Second Home Overseas Could Pay For Retirement
Renting out your vacation home can generate retirement income.
Supreme Court Ruling Creates Confusion Over Social Security Benefits for Same-Sex Couples
Extending Social Security benefits to spouses and children of same-sex couples may not be so simple.
How to Tell if You Have a Lousy 401(k) Plan
Some 401(k) plans offer better benefits to plan participants than others.
5 Tips for Women on Gaining Wealth and Power
Strategies for women to work their own networks to climb the ladder.
Crafting a Tailor-Made Résumé to Fit Your Field
Tips for how to customize your résumé for your profession.
Why Unpaid Internships Should Be Legal
There still is value in this type of gaining experience at this stage of your career.
Hiring Wisely: The Art of Selection
Learning how to do this well is critical.
The 'Old Normal' Stirs From Its Slumber
The Fed's first hint at reining in easing could be good for stocks.
8 Things You Need to Know About Buying Bonds Now
Investors dumped bonds at a record rate in June. Some say they're now a bargain.
A Close Comparison of Bank and Credit Union Customers
A look at the difference in accessibility, fees, interest rates, customer satisfaction and other qualities.
As Markets Face Rising Rates, Rebalancing Gets Tougher
It's the simple "tire rotation" of personal finance. But a timely rebalance could avert losses when rates rise.
Housing's 'Shadow Inventory' Still Haunts Banks
Foreclosed homes should still be a worry for homeowners, banks and investors.
What Will You Do When You Quit Your Job?
It's a good idea to replace your job with something else in retirement.
What is Your Retirement Personality?
Older workers have vastly different plans for their retirement years.
Video: Why 30-Somethings Are Struggling
A new study finds that younger Americans are worse off than their parents.
Where Will You Get Health Insurance in 2014?
Obamacare mandates state insurance exchanges open Oct. 1 for individual coverage requirements in 2014
These Are 6 Dirty Jobs, But Somebody Has to Do Them
The cringe-worthy tasks that are all in a foul day's work for a choice few.
10 Ways to Reduce the Cost of Your Commute
Make better use of your time in transit with these tips.
One Man's Journey From the NFL to Wall Street
What former cornerback Eugene Profit has to say about football, money and risk.
Advice About Picking a Winning Fund Manager
Why finding a hot fund manager won't lead to better returns.
5 Tips for Working on the Road
Maximize your productivity when plugging in away from the office.
How to Review Your Investments
With markets in turmoil, take a look at where your investments are now.
8 Ways to Save On Summer Activities for Your Children
Community-run summer camps and trips to state parks are two inexpensive ways to keep your children occupied.
Should Investors Fear the Market Pullback? 2 Views on Stocks
The stock market's big swings in recent days uncovered big fears among investors.
Employees Demanding More Retirement Help From Bosses
More employers are seeking ways to expand advice and help employees prepare for retirement.
The Overconfident Investor Moves Markets
Emotion and bias push stocks in real and unpredictable ways.
Counterintuitive Advice for Retirement
Why losing money and working less could actually improve your retirement prospects.
What to Do If You Still Don't Have an Internship
You might have to alter your strategy, but it's still not too late to find work.
How Kickstarter Can Help You
Celebrities aren't the only ones who are raising money for personal projects on the crowdfunding site.
The 8 New Rules of a Career Survivalist
How to truly stay ahead in the 21st century workplace.
6 Costs to Cut in Retirement
Eliminate these unnecessary expenses and live comfortably on a fixed income.
What to Do if You're Getting Laid Off
This is the time to stay calm and think ahead.
Is Your Personality Holding You Back at Work?
If a lack of soft skills is interfering with a promotion, here are tips to improve your rough edges.
5 Ways to Save on July 4th Celebrations
Doing a little homework before the weekend rolls around can help you enjoy the holiday without putting a dent in your finances.
How to Prepare Your Home for a Summer Storm
Cleaning your gutters and inspecting your basement can help you become better-prepared for a disaster.
Investing in Wine: Sour Grapes or Liquid Gold?
Exploring wine as an investment option.
How to Stop Being a Pack Rat and Save Money in the Process
Even if you're not planning to downsize, getting rid of "stuff" you no longer need can clear clutter and save money.
9 Employment Tips for Older Job Seekers
Pilot programs for mature job seekers have produced findings that might help your search.
How to Decorate an Apartment Without Forfeiting Your Security Deposit
Despite limitations, renting doesn't mean you're stuck in a styleless space.
What You Should Know About Savings Accounts
Banks "anti-saving" practices make it harder for Americans to put money away for a rainy day.
The World's 21 Best Cities for Retirement
Check out these affordable, welcoming and safe retirement options.
Why You Should Collect Social Security Early
There are some situations when it makes sense to claim benefits as soon as you are eligible to.
Around the Water Cooler With Banana Republic President Jack Calhoun
Wear a little confidence to an interview, and you'll land the job, according to this apparel executive.
Buying a House? Don't Make These Mistakes
Being overly concerned with small problems while ignoring bigger ones is a common rookie error.
Tax-Deferred Investing Matters More Than Ever
With taxes rising, your tax-deferred account is still your best route to retirement saving.
6 Ways to Mobilize Your Network
The true keys to move and shake effectively.
As Markets Falter, Stay Diversified
Even when it seems like everything is falling, a broader portfolio still makes sense.
Study: More Caregivers Seeking Health Information Online
Pew Research Center finds 75 percent of caregivers have sought health information online.
14 Ways Retirees are Making Money
Try these fun and easy ways to boost your retirement income.
7 Retirement Decisions that Affect the Rest of Your Life
These retirement choices determine how financially secure you will be in retirement.
Beware of These Online Retail Pricing Strategies
How fluctuating prices and abandoned shopping carts affect the price you pay for items online.
6 Reasons Why You Really Shouldn't Take That Job
Don't ignore those foreboding feelings.
Who's Afraid of Municipal Bonds?
Gyrations continue in muni markets. Still, no crisis looks imminent.
Tips for Perfecting Gentle Salary Negotiation
Switch your point of view on this part of the hiring process.
4 Job Search Nightmares That Could Happen to You
Pointers for how to dig out of a career catastrophe.
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