Articles, tagged with "wall street", page 1
Most people do not have any idea about what is possible with going green, and we really are talking
Recently the concept of living green has become a very well-known topic in the media. Industries that are dedicated to environmentally safe products can provide new jobs and develop new energy natural resources to replace fossil fuels. However, what becom...
Living Green: Exactly Why Do People Today Practice It? Hypotheque montreal
Living green has not too long ago become a very heated topic in the press throughout the entire world. Industries that specialize in environmentally safe products can provide new jobs and develop new energy natural resources to replace fossil fuels. At th...
One New York Artist
Are you seeing graffiti? This is probably ruffiti. Manhattan is really very colorful in light of the paintings done by one artist on spaces including construction site fences or buildings. His hurriedly painted Scottish terrier like canines evoke a gamut ...
The Wall Street Scam: Securitization Is Illegal
Along with all of the other revelations of Banks being found guilty of perpetrating fraudulent foreclosures, by forging and fabricating foreclosure documents, the exposure of deposition testimony by robo-signers who have admitted their fraud, and the bank...
Verizon iPhone vs. AT&T iPhone. Whose service is better?
The recent news that Verizon has been successful in its negotiations with Apple to begin selling its popular flagship smart phone device, the iPhone, has opened the doors to speculation about how the market will be affected. AT&T's monopoly over iPhone s...
Verizon will offer an unlimited data plan for the Verizon iPhone
Now that Verizon has announced that it will begin selling Apple's very popular mobile smart phone device, the iPhone, the competition between Verizon and AT&T is certain to heat up. AT&T's monopoly over the iPhone effectively being over on February 10, 2...
Verizon intends to promote an unlimited data plan to iPhone customers
The competition for the iPhone market is gearing up as both Verizon and AT&T plan to battle it out for the hearts and minds of consumers in the wake of the recent announcement that Verizon will begin selling the popular smart phone mobile device in early ...
Why I Prefer A Wall Street Journal Subscription
There was a time when I avoided financial news on the whole. This was due to the fact that I felt inadequate to digest financial news. After all, I do not have a financial background, and often felt lost just listening to analysts talk about stocks. Today...
Get A Wall Street Journal Subscription To Save Money
Currently, I am a college student majoring in finance and accounting. When I get the chance, I like to get my hands on various financial newspapers and pore over them. While I love quite a few publications, this page will focus on why I favor the Wall Str...
Google's "Nexus One" Touchscreen Phone
Rumors have been circulating for a while now that Google is developing its own Android-based handset. The Wall Street Journal reports that the rumors are confirmed and that Google employees are currently using a prototype of the Google device, which will ...
Be Green While You Save Some Green
We love to find a good bargain. We love it even more when we can find a great deal and help the environment in the process.
We recently ran across a device that was new and did just that. They are called by a couple different names Smart Power Strip o...
Will The Real Obama Please Stand Up
Any president entering into office with a 78 percent rating would be estatic. Everybody around the world embraced Obama. offices in the world. The most recent Gallop poll, found Mr. Obama's rating to be just 53%, for the third That's the faste...
Better You Than Me
Well its official…we're being sold out.
You've heard the phrase about getting a taste of your own medicine? Well the medicine we're talking about is the health care plan the government wants you to have…but doesn't want to take themselves.
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Could the Bailouts = No Change in the Housing Market?
The general arguments concerning the bailout have gone something along the lines of
Anti Bailout : "The taxpayers should not have to foot a 700 billion dollar bill to bail out Wall Street"
Pro Bailout : "But if taxpayers do not bail out Wall Street ...