July, 2010
June shows new home sales going up
New home sales exceeded gloomy forecasts in June, rebounding from a record low in May. Ever since the end of the homebuyers tax credit, new home sales have gone down a lot which makes June nevertheless the second lowest on record. Individuals believe the post-tax-credit slump hasn't been as bad as forecasted and is almost ...
Whistle blower provision in Wall Street reform
The Wall Street reform bill has been signed into law by President Obama. Anybody who has support in this bill probably don't know about the whistle-blower provision of it yet, reports the Los Angeles Times. Private sectors can be responsible for catching any person who beaks the rules causing them to get 10 to 30 ...
Oil giants commit to rapid oil spill response system
The oil spill within the Gulf of Mexico 2010 has triggered a federal drilling moratorium in deep-sea waters within the Gulf. The drilling ban has been loudly criticized by the oil industry. But the drilling moratorium could eventually be canceled because of the cooperative effort of four oil companies. A $1 billion fund has been ...
Painting your car for less – just $ 75
Painting your car is a nice DIY project that could be done at home, but many people tend to avoid it because of excessive cost and also the degree of prep-work involved. Getting a spray gun, air compressor and also the right clear coat, primer spray, buffing compound, anti-rust solution and numerous more things are ...
Insider trading trial for Danielle Chiesi
In the high-power, high-risk game of details trading, Danielle Chiesi has become "a confirmation of all (individuals have) suspected is wrong with Wall Street and the hedge fund industry," as outlined by Fortune. Charged with securities fraud and conspiracy, Bob Moffat, previous IBM exec, and Danielle Chiesi, are facing trial.
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