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Bonuses at Wall Street firms have increased 17% during 2009, with an average bonus of over $123,000 per worker. This is despite the industry starting into the abyss in 2008 and recovering from...
McDonald's dollar menu is coming under pressure and higher costs make it increasingly unprofitable. The company is testing ways of making the cheeseburger on the menu more profitable.
Clear Sky Accounts is a new online banking division from Chesapeake Bank, a $529 million asset bank headquartered in Virginia. Clear Sky offers rate competitive savings accounts, checking...
AmericaNet Bank is the online division of All America Bank, a small Oklahoma Bank with assets of $156 million. The bank offers a high yield checking and savings accounts as well as competitive...
Friday the 13th saw four bank failures - Pinnacle Bank, Corn Belt Bank and Trust, Riverside Bank of the Gulf Coast, Sherman County Bank - the most of any Friday so far.
The post-mortem of the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers has revealed some shocking information related to accounting gimmickry that saw executives at other firms (such as Enron and WorldCom) engaging...
Acacia Federal Savings is based in Viriginia and serves the great Washington DC metro areas. It is a division of Acacia Life and had assets of $1.6 billion as of the end of 2007. Bauer Financial...
A passenger car unseated a pickup as the best-selling U.S. vehicle in monthly sales in the May industry sales figures out Tuesday.
It's the first month that's happened since December 1992, Ford...
Who will succeed Ned Johnson at Fidelity? Ned won't say but that's the advantage of being a private company, he doesn't have to. More troubling is the poor performance of their mutual funds over...
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I watched a great documentary the other night on CNBC about McDonald's. If you're interested in how a small hamburger joint became the empire it is today, give it a peak. I think the show is...
Motorola is pitching its split into two companies, announced this morning, as a chance to re-focus and grow. It smells more like the death of a great American company.