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Money and finance
All things money and finance. Blogs with the latest news, information and trends.
Playing Chicken in the Eurozone
Austerity and fiscal responsibility do not sit well with European voters.
Austerity Becomes Four-Letter Word in Europe
As the US officially enters election madness, any chance of a return to fiscal normalcy is now on the back burner for at least a year.
Earnings and Apprehension
The European Union, the world’s largest single market accounts for more than 30% of global GDP and accounts for as much as 50% of revenues for some multinational U.S. firms.
Earnings Clear a Low Hurdle
Although the financial press obsesses over whether a company will meet, beat, or miss earnings expectations, revenue estimates may bear closer scrutiny
Growing Public Demand for Socialism
It’s not a question of return. It’s a question of morality: The Politician’s answer to raising taxes on ‘high’ incomes.
Why Facebook Paid $1 billion for Instagram
Aquihiring is a new age term that describes acquiring an entire company for its talent and synchronicity. Facebook masters the art.
Tax Freedom versus Cost of Government Day
The US Government says that Federal Income Tax is voluntary?! Anyone ready to take them up on that one?
The Pain in Spain offers Temporary Blame
The US Financial Markets are looking at this week’s earning reports from the Financials to get a better insight in the effect of the Eurozone Crisis
The Quantitative Easing Carousel
At the current rate it may take until 2020 for unemployment to return to pre-2007 levels as talk of QE3 gets louder
Keeping an Eye on Washington
Federal tax rules for capital gains, dividends, income tax rates, and other issues are scheduled to expire after December 31.
Expect Consumers to Drive Stock Prices in 2012
Analysts say volume gains for consumer staples stocks are likely to be uplifted by higher marketing expenses and robust sales in developing markets.
Gas Pump Pain Blame Game
With rapidly expanding economies in China, India, Brazil, and Russia, the world demand for oil continues to rapidly push upward.
Accounting Tips for New Entrepreneurs
Don’t get bogged down in sweeping financial theories, but you must take care of your finances to keep your business on track.
Decoupling from the Global Train Wreck
Now that the US economy finally sees some signs of improvement, can it stay the course and decouple from the global train?
Retire Your Debt Before You Retire
Nobody wants to enter retirement while still having debts. Here are some tips to come out ahead.