Posted on February 15, 2010 by jia zhou

If you were offered a deal from a certain business, you can justify it to your desirable price if you ask. There is no harm to ask, if you can get a better deal, and you can save yourself a ton of money. In this competitive environment, especially in our capitalism economy. [...]

Posted on February 13, 2010 by jia zhou

During our economic worst time, and people who are struggling with their living on a daily basis, the worst and the most despicable is that, those con artists, and scamsters are still trying to make the situation worst. They are continuously taking advantages of other people who are in desperate situation, especially those who [...]

Posted on November 11, 2009 by jia zhou

The economic situation is worst than we think, and we have to take the partial responsibility for it. Although we are not the top decision maker, in some way, we might be the one contribute to this problem to occur recently.
Maybe we, American had too much fund available for us to use in the [...]

Posted on September 25, 2009 by Nayab Naseer

An economic depression is a sustained and deep form of recession where economic activities slow down. As with recession, prople tend to purchase less, which in turn leads to lesser production and consequently wage stagnation and job losses. While government intervention in the form of spending and freeing money control usually ends a recession a [...]

Posted on September 25, 2009 by Nayab Naseer

Recession is an economic condition marked by a slowdown in economic activities over a long period of time. During periods of recession, people would purchase less, and therefore production and profits would decrease, wages would remain stagnant or go down, jobs would disappear and these will have a cyclical effect resulting in even lesser spending [...]

Posted on August 20, 2009 by Adam Pichette

Something I missed out on and really wish was still available is a service similar to what Bank of America was offering a year or so ago. This being their checking and savings account that would round purchases up to the nearest dollar and put the extra change in your savings account. They [...]

Posted on May 20, 2006 by leafworks

Biodiesel: The Fuel for today
With the high cost of gasoline around the country, and the fact it is constantly climbing with no view of stabilizing, the world needs to start looking at alternative fuels. During this phase of the economy its a good investment. One of the alternative fuels that has started to become popular [...]

Posted on May 08, 2006 by leafworks

Biodiesel, a wave of recycling for the future, a new fuel that’s starting to get popular, that is based on recycling or using vegetable or food oil for fuel. Many at-home-labs and conversion projects will go and pick up used vegetable oil from fast food places like Mc Donalds for free, take it home, filter [...]

Posted on April 05, 2006 by Nancy

Are you a fan of long-term investing?
If so, Morningstar is suggesting you take a look at stocks in the media sector.

Media stocks have performed poorly over the past few years, but don’t let that deter you:
We suspect that future returns for media stocks will be much better than those of the recent past [...]

Posted on March 15, 2006 by Sarah White

The Federal Reserve’s new beige book report, which offers a glance at economic conditions in all 12 Fed districts, showed that the American eceonmy grew at a “moderate” pace in January and February in most parts of the country.
High prices for fuel and raw materials continued, and both business and consumer spending grew.
Based [...]