Fed Action Gets an Unexpected Endorsement From India

When the Federal Reserve announced last week that it would buy $600 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds to help the economy, it quickly came under attack from German, Brazilian and Chinese officials, who said the United States was trying to depreciate the dollar.

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RIM Tablet Need Not Compete With iPad

Will it be successful?

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Give Obama a Break

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JFK Adviser Theodore Sorensen

Theodore C. Sorensen, former aide to President John F. Kennedy

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The Tea Party Recipe for Economic Recovery

Whether you love it or hate it, it's impossible to deny that the Tea Party is on the verge of becoming a major political force in the U.S.

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Jon Stewart On Firing Of Juan Williams

Broadcasting last night from D.C.

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BAC, JPM and GMAC mortgage booting people out of their homes!

While it doesn't exactly affirm one's faith in humanity to learn that BAC, JPM and GMAC Mortgage appear to have been improperly booting people out of their homes, it shouldn't be surprising.

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10 Dow Dividend Stocks for Weary Investors

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Japan Power Broker to Be Indicted

A court-appointed citizen's panel ordered Japan's ruling-party power broker Ichiro Ozawa indicted on charges of violating campaign-fund laws, putting him in the worst crisis yet in his turbulent career.

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Income, Spending Rise More Than Expected

Personal income and spending rose more than expected.

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Can Mergers Lift The Markets?

The air is rife with merger news. Southwest Airlines is bidding for Air Tran, Walmart is planning to buy Massmart Holdings of South Africa and Unilever just sealed a deal to acquire Alberto Culver at a 19% premium to Friday's closing price.

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Enter you email address and zip code to set up customized email alerts. Email Zip If Stocks Tanked Because Bob Prechter Came on TV, Then The Market Is Broken

We could kinda see how it might be conceivable that David Tepper helped spur a big rally on Friday, when he came on CNBC and announced how bullish he was.

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Facebook's 5 Worst Judgment Calls

With more than 400 million users, Facebook is a global phenomenon. But its rise to the top of the social networking scene has been far from smooth.

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Today's Outrage: T-Mobile, Dude, Don't Bogart the Texts

Some of T-Mobile's more than 33 million subscribers may be asking the question, "Dude, where's my text message?" based on a recent decision by the cell phone giant to block access to a text message service.

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"Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Showdown Looming in Senate

The Pentagon launched Operation New Dawn on September 1, purportedly signaling the end of combat operati0ns in Iraq after seven years. This week, those backing the repeal of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law -- clearing the way for openly gay men and women to serve in the U.S.

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Promise to Repeal Gay Ban Faces Filibuster

In his State of the Union address in January, President Obama repeated a campaign-trail promise to the gay community.

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Toxic Cocktail: Army Struggles With Mental-Health Care

On April 6, 2009, 21-year-old Army Specialist Adam Kuligowski took his rifle into a bathroom stall at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan and shot himself. His last words were found in a suicide note to his father, Michael Kuligowski: "Sorry to be a disappointment."

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Cisco: Why Apple's iPhone Is Good for Us

Apple's iPhone 4 could spell good news for Cisco, said CFO Frank Calderoni.

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Where The Deflation Is Lurking

In his latest daily note, David Rosenberg of Gluskin-Sheff offers up a series of charts based on last week's CPI about who's inflating, and who's deflating.

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Cisco CFO: Frank Calderoni

Cisco CFO Frank Calderoni discusses the economy, dividends and H-P during an extended post-earnings interview.

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Eric Schmidt On Privacy (VIDEO): Google CEO Says Anonymity Online Is 'Dangerous'

Google knows what you watch, what you search, and even with whom you're friends. The availability of all this information raises an important question: Where does Google CEO Eric Schmidt stand on the issue of online privacy?

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Verizon iPhone Debate Heats Again

The debate over when or whether the Apple iPhone goes to Verizon has roared hot and loud for the past year and still shows no sign of quieting.

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I'll Say The Unsayable About Apple

Steve Jobs recovery looking bleak.

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Students to PAY for grades!

Students can gamble on their grades

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Will iPhone Owners Bolt From AT&T As Soon As It's On Other Networks?

While it's easy to poke fun at AT&T for its crappy network, this seems like a perfectly reasonable disclosure...when the iPhone goes to Verizon so will all AT&Ts customers.

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