Apr 2, 2009
Why not? Greedy investors such as Louis Navellier wants the American people to believe that Union's are at fault for this recession. Navellier claims that Union's " are forcing their hand to make corporations pay out big salaries to scheduled workers." Should the big salaries only be applied to SEO's.? The truth and consequence here is not holding organized labor at fault, but holding investors at fault. Shareholders keep re-electing top tier management, because they were able to get a higher yield ... Read More
Mar 20, 2009
Here is just a quick post. For all to enjoy, especially if AIG has effected you recently. One of the people that manages our site was checking our statistics, looking at network locations, etc. This site gets a decent amount of traffic, most of which are from the major search engines. Well, recently we received a visit from someone at American international group data center inc. better known as AIG. Their entrance source was from a major search engine, and their search ... Read More
Mar 5, 2009
We talked about this last fall. Credit card companies that abuse their authority, and make a huge negative impact to the consumer. American Express, Chase Cut Card Limits, how does this effect you? What can you expect in the future, and what can you do to stop this sort of abuse. All of these are valid questions, but the answers might shock you.
Let’s first visit the idea of what your credit card payments are going to be with this new “Terms of ... Read More
Feb 27, 2009
NEW YORK - Lev L. Dassin, the Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Joseph M. Demarest, Jr., the Assistant Director-in-Charge of the FBI’s New York Field Division, announced today that Paul Greenwood, 61, of North Salem, N.Y., and Stephen Walsh, 64, of Sands Point, N.Y., were arrested this morning on conspiracy, securities fraud and wire fraud charges.
According to a three-count complaint unsealed today in Manhattan federal court, from at least 1996 through February 2009, Greenwood and ... Read More
Feb 19, 2009
The government is working on a criminal investigation into the case, and more than a dozen civil lawsuits have been filed. This week, Peanut Corp. president Stewart Parnell repeatedly refused to answer questions before the House Energy and Commerce investigations subcommittee, which is seeking ways to prevent another outbreak. But e-mails surfaced indicating he ordered products the company knew were tainted to be shipped anyway.
After a brief set of questions PCA executives were asked if they would consume their own product. Watch ... Read More
