U.S. Stocks Pull Back from Gains; Fed Hurts Dollar
U.S. stocks sagged on Thursday as traders cashed in on red-hot bank and technology shares, while the Federal Reserve's commitment to easy money to help the U.S. economy rebound weakened the dollar.
Small Business Ideas for 2012: Why not go Global?
Social media is booming, the IT revolution is stronger than ever and emerging market countries are the engines for global economic growth. For small businesses, a bright idea could be expanding internationally.
Small Business Plan: A Template for Making Sales
Nothing happens until something gets sold. This statement, posted on the Web site of Sales Engine, is something any small business plan should adhere to.
Small Business Strategic Planning: a Process for Success and Survival
The small business strategic planning process has two essential elements: devising a strategy and changing it when necessary.
Small Business Exporting Advice on Foreign Operations
Operating in a foreign market can be daunting. For small business exporters, it is therefore crucial to receive advice and support from business partners.
Small Business Loans: How They Work and What You Should Know
For small business startups, knowing how loans work and getting them are absolutely crucial.
Wall Street Pauses after Rally; Bellwether Earnings Eyed
Stocks ended little changed on Monday as investors took a pause from a recent rally, awaiting earnings from bellwethers such as Apple later in the week.
Ron Paul 2012 Gets 'Endorsement' from Nassim Taleb
Ron Paul's 2012 campaign just got an endorsement from Nassim Taleb. Sort of.
Small Business Exporting Advice: Crucial First Steps
Small business exporting can sound intimating, but with the right advice and research, business owners can make thoroughly informed decisions.
Small Business Marketing Ideas, Tips from a Top Expert
Marketing guru John Jantsch has built a small empire around his Duct Tape Marketing brand, which dispenses practical small business marketing ideas and tips.
Euro Rallies on Fitch, IMF Comments, but Risks Selling
The euro rallied broadly on Wednesday after a ratings agency appeared to soften its stance regarding its outlook on Italy, while a media report that the IMF would boost its funding capabilities also pushed the single currency higher.
4 Reasons Gold Prices Could Hit $2,000 in 2012
Gold prices could rise to $2,000 an ounce in 2012, according to the predictions of the latest Thomson Reuters GFMS survey and GFMS Ltd's CEO Philip Klapwijk.
SOPA Blackout: Google Doesn’t Join, But Gives Support
Don't worry, Google will not join the SOPA Blackout of Reddit and Wikipedia (which is already devastating enough for users who heavily rely on these sites).
Tim Tebow May Have Lost, But Everyone Still Wants Him
Tim Tebow may have lost Saturday's playoff game against rival quarterback Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.
Bill Leavy Didn’t Make a Mistake: NFL Spokesperson
So referee Bill Leavy did not make a horrendous mistake in Sunday's game between the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers, according to the NFL
Ron Paul Booed for Advocating the ‘Golden Rule’
During last night's Republican debate in South Carolina, Congressman Ron Paul was booed for advocating the Golden Rule in foreign policy.
Who Won the Debate Last Night? [POLL]
The Republican debate last night was a contentious and lively affair that may very well sway the votes of many of South Carolina's still-undecided Republican voters. So who won?
Donnie Ray Crawford Honored at Chili Bowl, Race Ran for 55 Laps
The late Donnie Ray Crawford was honored at the Chili Bowl Midget Nationals on Saturday.
Albert Flowers, 66-Yr-Old Florida Man, Viciously Beaten by Cop [SHOCKING VIDEO]
Albert Flowers, a 66-year-old man from Melbourne, Fla., was captured on tape being viciously beaten by a police officer identified as Derek Middendorf.
Donnie Ray Crawford, OK Racing Hero, Shot by Grandfather
Donnie Ray Crawford, a racer from Oklahoma, was shot to death by his grandfather Daniel Garcia.
Bill Leavy: Did he Make a Terrible Call? [POLL]
Referee Bill Leavy drew the ire of New York Giants fans for what they believe was a terrible call in their team's game against the Green Bay Packers.
Ron Paul 2012 Picking up Key SC Endorsements
Mitt Romney may have the endorsement of fellow Mormon Jon Huntsman, but Ron Paul's 2012 campaign is picking up key endorsements in South Carolina.
Ron Paul 2012: Haters Discuss KKK Smear Campaign Against Him
Haters of Ron Paul and his 2012 campaign have been caught planning a smear campaign in South Carolina against the Congressman.
Ron Paul 2012 Supporter Releases Devastating Romney Attack Video
It's one thing to read it in print. It's quite different to watch it on video. A Ron Paul 2012 supporter recently uploaded a devastating video (below) that shows Mitt Romney's blatant flip-flopping in stunning action.
Leah Messer Pregnant Again, But NOT with Twins
Teen reality starlet Leah Messer is pregnant again. However, the pregnancy is not with twins.
Francisco Rodriguez, 17, Gunned Down Outside Home in LA
Francisco Rodriguez, a 17-year-old teenager from Los Angeles and a student of El Camino Real High, was gunned down near his home Wednesday night. He was pronounced dead at the Northridge Hospital.
Ron Paul 2012: He Doesn't Count, So Huntsman Actually Finished 2nd in N.H.
Ron Paul's 2012 campaign is apparently a fraud, according to MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell. Jon Huntsman, therefore, is the actual second-place finisher at the New Hampshire Republican Primary.
Dave Logan of Denver Fired from Mullen, ‘Could be’ Headed to Cherry Creek
Dave Logan of Denver, an extremely popular and highly successful football coach at J.K. Mullen High School, was fired on Wednesday.
Leah Messer Pregnant Again, with Twins, Too!
Teen reality starlet Leah Messer is pregnant again. What's more, it's twins again, according to what a sourced told In Touch.
Ron Paul ‘Can Get the Republican Nomination:’ GOP Strategist
Far from dismissing Ron Paul's 2012 candidacy, Republican strategist Jack Burkman believes the Texas Congressman can actually secure the Republican nomination.
