Verizon to Transfer Some Pension Obligations to Prudential to Manage
The private market gets it, anyway.
Business and Industry
So, Glenn Beck Has Started a Line of Denim
Partly to protest Levi's apparent progressivism
Candidates Differ on Persuading Corporations To Bring Foreign Income to the U.S.
As it is, it's smarter to keep it overseas
NY Ranks Dead Last, Again, for Business Climate
Wyoming, South Dakota and Nevada managed to avoid imposing crippling, complicated taxes
Silicon Valley May Lose Business to Austin, Seattle Over CA Policies
The state almost seems to be pushing people out
Appeals Court: Shooting Victim Can Sue Gun Maker
Claims manufacturer deliberately sold guns to irresponsible dealers
Wal-Mart to Offer Prepaid Cards and Debit Accounts
Surprise partnership with American Express
To Avoid Obamacare Restrictions, Companies Switch Workers to Part-Time
Nobody saw that coming ...
Entrepreneurship Takes a Hit as Immigrants Spurn U.S.
This country is no longer as attractive as it once was
Hewlett-Packard Shares Drop on Poor Outlook
10 percent fall in shares. Probably still not as bad as California's economy, though.
American Express to Refund $85 Million
250,000 customers get refunds over marketing and billing schemes
French Government Leans on Steel Company To Restart Furnaces
Because ordering companies to be competitive always works
American Airlines Threatens Suits over Pilots' Actions
Accusations union members deliberately causing flight delays
The NFL's Bureaucratic Breakdown
Bad call in Green Bay/Seattle game was the result of an anti-competitive cartel that is getting worse.
Tyco to Pay $27 Million for Bribery Charges
Allegedly bribed officials in more than a dozen countries to win or retain business
Discover to Pay $214 Million to Settle False Marketing Claims
Allegedly concealed costs of various programs offered to card owners
Strikes Spread to Gold Mines in South Africa
Some are turning away from unions for representation
India's Prime Minister Keeps Pushing for Economic Reform
Refuses to back down in face of strikes and protests
Indian Shopkeepers Protest Plan to Open Nation's Markets
Foreign supermarkets, investors will be allowed in retail sector
Owner of Staples Center, LA Kings up for Sale
Company has stakes all over downtown Los Angeles
Manufacturing Data a Bad Sign for the Economy
The continuing slowdown is likely an indicator of rocky times ahead
Company Head Says British Rules Drive Business To Flee
Petty regulations make doing business a burden
Aussie Government, Business Sector Face Off
Sure they're usually cozy, but sometimes love can turn to hate
IBM Buys HR Software Company for $1.3 Billion
Kenexa a fast-growing software and consulting service.
Manufacturers Slammed by Red Tape
Frankly, you wonder why they don't ship all their work overseas
Police Kill 30+ Strikers at South Africa Mine
Marikana platinum plant action began a week ago. Lonmin shares tank.
Government Did Not Build Your Business
Obama is wrong-entrepreneurs, not bureaucrats, created "this unbelievable American system."
For-Profit Colleges Keep Access to Federal Money
Federal judge axes new Obama administration regulations punishing money-making schools.
Plastic Bag Ban Will Put Los Angeles In Landfill
Proposal would provide no environmental benefits and deepen city's economic depression.
