Reuters Asks: 5 years after Lehman, is global banking safe?
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Sept. 13 – Lehman going down five years ago set in train forces that reshaped the financial industry, but was it enough? Reuters asks the experts.
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Fixing Fukushima: The true cost
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Sept. 13 – The Deputy Chairman of the Nuclear Reform Monitoring Committee Barbara Judge who was called in by TEPCO, the company behind Fukushima, talks to Reuters about the true cost of cleaning up the disaster.
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Sept. 13 – There’s not much to know yet about Twitter’s plan to sell shares to the public, but Breakingviews editors discuss what to keep an eye on when the prospectus is disclosed.
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Sept. 13 – Higher hemlines are often cited as being indicative of a stronger economy, so we ask the experts how high hemlines will be at London Fashion Week?
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Rainbow Loom is battling a competitor. Twelve questions to ask yourself before firing an employee. A toilet-fan scam.
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Sept. 13 – Vodafone is set to take over Germany’s largest cable company, Kabel Deutschland, in a 7.7 billion euro deal, allowing Vodafone to expand its services in its largest European mobile market. David Pollard reports.
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By WSJ SMALL BUSINESS TEAM Retail worries: U.S. consumers spent more cautiously at retail outlets in August, raising doubts about a long-expected acceleration in economic growth in the second half of the year. Wall Street Journal. Where the jobs are: A useful infographic from the ADP Small Business Report shows where small businesses are adding jobs…
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You can use 401(k) money to create a new business, but beware: the rules are complicated and the Internal Revenue Service will be watching closely.
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You want to believe that the buyers will treat your employees, customers and vendors with the same respect you did. But they probably won’t.
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