Archive for October, 2009
Bond market still going strong
The government is finding no shortage of willing buyers for its debt as the shaky economy continues to spur demand for safe haven assets.
Madoff accountant to plead guilty
David Friehling, the long-time accountant for Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff, is expected to plead guilty to fraud charges next week, in a deal with federal prosecutors.
Oil slides on weak consumer data
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Protection money
You know, we don’t thank our bankers nearly enough. My bank is always thinking up new ways to help me, and it’s been like that my whole life.
Jobs will return — in 2012
The economy is growing again. So when are the jobs that go with growth going to get here?
BP faces record $87 million fine
The Labor Department fined oil giant BP a record $87 million for failing to fix safety problems at a refinery in Texas.
Blackboard software rules the schools
There are those rare moments in business when a technology goes from being cutting edge to being an indispensable part of everyday life.
Top 2009 Halloween costumes: Dead celebrities
In a year marked by some shocking celebrity deaths, Halloween feels even more macabre.
‘Spam King’ to pay Facebook $711 million
A California judge awarded Facebook $711 million in damages against spammer Sanford Wallace for bombarding the web site with junk messages.
Personal income flat in September
Personal income was essentially unchanged in September, while spending by individuals fell, government figures showed Friday.
