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Europe Fines Banks $2.3 Billion for Fixing Rates
LIBOR benchmark rate at issue
The Downside of Corporate Social Responsibility
Beware today’s do-gooding companies or CEOs. They’re often most likely to do-bad tomorrow.
3 Reasons Why the Price of Bitcoin is Surging
The digital cryptocurrency hit an all-time high of $305 early this morning.
Amazon Wants You to Actually Leave Your House Instead of Binge-Watching Its Shows
Releasing episodes of original shows weekly, not all at once
Snap, Crackle, Flop: Kellogg Cutting Jobs As Cereal Sales Get Soggy
Tony’s Frosted Flakes are losing favor
5 Surprising Things You Can Buy With Food Stamps
Reductions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), otherwise known as food stamps, automatically kick in today as a result of the expiration of provisions the 2009 stimulus bill. Meanwhile, Congressional leaders …
As Ballmer Exits, Microsoft May Be in Better Shape Than Most Think
What if Microsoft was turning things around right as its longtime CEO was heading toward the door?
Soon You Can Tweet a Coffee
Starbucks and Twitter have teamed up to make sending a coffee gift to your friend as easy as typing 140 characters or fewer
Some Americans Think They’ll Work Until They’re Dead
Poll shows that middle-class Americans fear retirement may never come
McActivism Returns: McDonald’s Employee Asking for Help is Directed to Federal Assistance
A 10-year employee is urged to look into food stamps and Medicaid, according to a new video
Airbus May Be Making the World’s Fattest, Most Expensive Turkey
When passengers on Air France’s Flight 006 land at New York City’s Kennedy Airport from Paris on Thanksgiving Day they may also have the distinction of arriving on one of the biggest turkeys in aviation history, the Airbus …