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Got Hitched Too Fast Like Kim and Kris? Say 'I Do' to a DIY Divorce
6:30AM 11/10/2011
You wed on a whim, on a bender, or whatever it was that compelled you to commit to love, honor and cherish. Now you want it over. Sound familiar? It may not work for Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries, but if your union has gone from honeymoon directly to horror in a hurry, there's a fast easy way to end a marriage on the cheap.
Resentment Builds Ahead of Bank Transfer Day
2:30PM 11/04/2011
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On Saturday, tens of thousands will march, protest and move their money out of big banks. But plenty of Americans haven't waited for Bank Transfer Day. For Frank Sheldon of Seattle, his journey to a credit union started in 2008 when his old bank was absorbed by J.P. Morgan Chase.
Avoid Kris Humphries' Financial Fate: Don't Fall for Investment Scammers
12:40PM 11/02/2011
Kris Humphries may be mourning the death of his brief marriage to Kim Kardashian, but that may not be the only thing he has lost recently. It appears he may have been the victim of financial fraud, losing perhaps several hundred thousand dollars. Let his case be a warning to you: Here's what to watch out for.
Michael Moore Occupies Wall Street (But You Should Invest In It)
10:15AM 11/02/2011
Filmmaker and political gadfly Michael Moore has joined the Occupy Wall Street movement, and his tirades against corporate greed, bailouts for bankers, unemployment are all mostly accurate and on point -- but when he says "the 99%" should stay out of the markets, he's giving terrible financial advice.
Starbucks Takes on U.S. Jobs Woes with Loans, Bracelets
3:00PM 11/01/2011
On Tuesday, Starbucks launched "Create Jobs for USA," a program to raise loan funds for small businesses. We talked to CEO Howard Schultz about his concerns about gridlock in Washington, unemployment, the need for a sense of solidarity, and the role of corporate leaders in getting America out of this downturn.
Is Amazon's Jeff Bezos the Next Steve Jobs?
2:34PM 10/30/2011
There will never be another Steve Jobs. Apple's iconic co-founder was one of a kind for a host of reasons, but the aspect Apple will miss the most is Jobs the master marketer. Enter Jeff Bezos: The Amazon boss may have they insight to be the tech world's next gadget visionary.
Spook Sells: Halloween's Eerie Evolution Into a $6 Billion Industry
12:30PM 10/28/2011
Looking for a last-minute costume is easy these days. In strip malls across the country, temporary Halloween stores have popped up like an orange-spotted rash. But not so long ago, it was a very different holiday.
Michele Bachmann Proposes Tax Hikes for Everyone -- Reagan Style
11:35AM 10/14/2011
On Thursday, GOP presidential candidate Michele Bachmann may have inadvertently made one of the boldest moves of the 2012 primary campaign. Speaking on Fox News, the Minnesota congresswoman stated that she wants to adopt Ronald Reagan's tax plan, a rate structure that's much higher than current tax rates.
From Homeless to Millionaire: Dani Johnson on Bouncing Back
7:45AM 10/13/2011
Dani Johnson is an entrepreneur, author and mom who was featured on the ABC program Secret Millionaire. Raised on welfare, pregnant at 17 and homeless at 21, Johnson became a millionaire at 23. She talks about overcoming economic hardship and raising money-smart kids with DailyFinance columnist Laura Rowley.
Nokia's CEO: After One Year on the Job, Not Much to Celebrate
11:15AM 10/11/2011
By Dawn Kawamoto, The Motley Fool
Company News, Technology, People, Google , Microsoft, Nokia, Apple
Stephen Elop may be thrilled to have his first year as CEO of Nokia out of the way. After all, in the past 12 months, the struggling mobile-phone maker has seen its share price and market share plummet, and the bad news just keeps coming. But it's too soon to count Elop out.
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