AIG: No more retention bonuses
AIG announced on Wednesday that it is changing the way it pays out bonuses to its employees, opting to determine compensation based on performance.
Iran to suspend Google’s Gmail – report
The government of Iran announced on Wednesday it would suspend Google’s e-mail service as it prepares to unveil a national e-mail service for Iranians, according to a news report.
Nearly 40 percent of workers have flirted with romance on the job
When you think of TV’s most famous romantic duos — Jim and Pam, McDreamy and Meredith, Turk and Carla, Sam and Diane, Mr. Burns and Smithers – they all have one thing in common: They met on the job.
But when it comes to finding love, it’s not just reserved for primetime. Regardless of the economy, [...]
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A seasonal guide to home maintenance
You know that your house needs regular upkeep in order to stay in good condition. Not only can little maintenance issues become expensive and turn into major repairs, but nowadays problems that boom-time buyers might have overlooked can be huge liabilities when it comes time to sell, says James Carey, author of “Home Maintenance for Dummies.” Good thing that most crucial maintenance tasks can be done just once a year at a certain time. Read on for the right dates to mark in your calendar.
Star bond-fund manager sues former boss
Take this bank and shove it
When Abel Collins decided to end his three-year banking relationship with Bank of America earlier this year, he simply wanted to make a statement.
The Buzz: Greece bailout may be bad news
Who said there was bailout rage and fatigue? Investors around the world uttered a collective cry of “Danke” and “Opa!” due to reports that Germany may rescue the shaky Greek economy.
Apple can build a $500 iPad for $240
Guess what? Toyota ranks low on complaint list
Despite a torrent of high-profile recalls that have tarnished Toyota’s once stellar reputation, a study published Wednesday reveals that the automaker actually gets fewer customer complaints than the majority of its competitors.
Google testing super-fast broadband network
Google said Wednesday that it will start testing a new broadband network that will deliver speeds more than 100 times faster than traditional broadband.
