Month: March 2013

Cyprus capital controls could be lifted in a month
Dow poised for best first quarter since 1998
Death Sentence For Aurora Shooting Suspect Is Tough Decision To Make, Ex-Prosecutor Says
BRICS plan development bank to fund infrastructure

EBay CEO: Company to Enable $300 Billion of Business in 2015
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg faces $1 billion tax bill
Boeing CEO confident that 787 battery fix will work
Apple lands in Chinese court to battle Siri patent suit

Apple CEO Cook Ordered to Testify in E-Books Case. AIG shareholders win class-action status in lawsuit versus U.S.. After FATCA, Swiss Government Tackles Money Laundering. Economists were opposed to automatic spending cuts

Cyprus is reopening its banks on Thursday. The banks were closed on March 16th, as the country worked on a new bailout deal.

With both home prices attractive and interest rates low, now may be the time to buy your dream home.

Concern over safety and economic impacts at a Georgia airport that’s among the 149 air traffic control towers expected to close in April because of federal budget cuts.

Medical claims costs, the biggest driver of health insurance premiums, an average 32 percent for Americans’ individual policies under President Barack Obama’s overhaul, according to a study by financial risk analysts.

John Donahoe, President and CEO of eBay To Take The Disrupt NY Stage. Starbucks CEO holds his ground on gay marriage. Fed orders Citigroup to improve anti-money laundering controls. EU to push for losses on big savers at failed banks

EU Extends Credit Default Swaps Antitrust Probe. South Korea, China, Japan begin free trade talks. Big Cyprus banks to stay shut after bailout. Hold’em or Fold’em?

So you work hard for the money, but you wish you had more of it? Finance expert Ramit Sethi shows Jordan Carlos how to fatten up that paycheck. First make sure to lay the groundwork. Always make sure your timing is appropriate. Finally, know what you’re worth and what to reasonably ask for.