Snowmageddon cost: Up to 150,000 jobs
This month’s blizzards are battering jobs.
Let the games begin!
Do you hear something? It’s the sound of proud citizens around the globe puffing their chests as athletes from their nation head to the Olympics. *hums national anthem*
Every two years, either the summer or winter games dominate our TV viewing for two weeks. Events we wouldn’t normally give two hoots about suddenly must be DVR-ed. [...]
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Squeezing Iran one oil drum at a time
A desire to bring Iran to the bargaining table over its nuclear program could keep oil prices low worldwide for the next several months.
Buy Buffett’s Baby Berkshires?
To borrow a tag line from one of Warren Buffett’s most well-known companies, buying Berkshire Hathaway is now so easy, even a caveman can do it.
Breaking up with your bank
According to a new study from Forrester Research, some of the nation’s biggest banks have some of the worst performance when it comes to customer service.
Timeline: Toyota’s troubles
Since 2006, issues with brakes, acceleration, floor mats, and gas pedals have led to probes by U.S. agencies, resulted in the recall of over 10 million vehicles and landed the Japanese carmaker in trouble.
Toyota and Tiger Woods: Kindred spirits
The question is being raised more and more: Can Toyota recover its reputation?
Porsche unveils 911 Hybrid
