You’ve done (or perhaps not done) your Black Friday shopping at the big company stores offering big deals on big items… Why not go out today and show your smaller local stores some love?
We all have to start somewhere.
Internet Telvision Stations and Web videos on business and stock markets
You’ve done (or perhaps not done) your Black Friday shopping at the big company stores offering big deals on big items… Why not go out today and show your smaller local stores some love?
We all have to start somewhere.
“A video about the national crisis of wage theft – a crime wave that every year robs millions of workers out of billions of dollars they’ve worked for but never seen…
…featuring interviews with staff members of Interfaith Worker Justice and the the Arise Chicago Worker Center.”
This video shows street artist David Choe painting the walls of the first Facebook headquarters in 2005. Facebook founder founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg even has a go with the spray can himself.
After President Obama suggested that “The Buffet Rule” should be in place for wealthy Americans, Bill Gates was interviewed on BBC concerning this issue.
What he had to say about the topic of raising taxes is something the 99% would like to hear.
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On 60 Minutes, former lobbyist and now convicted man Jack Abramoff talks about the system of corruption in today’s US politics and how he did what he did.
If you haven’t heard by now that Steve Jobs has resigned as CEO of Apple then where have you been? It was the biggest news of the week, certainly in the world of technology and business.
This video shows Kazuo Hirai announcing the return of PSN. Yes folks, PSN is back online. Well, kinda.
When I heard that the owner of Segway had died from driving his Segway off of a cliff I couldn’t help but laugh. It had to be another internet rumor, right?
Actually, the body of millionaire Jimi Heselden was found in a river near his estate yesterday.
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The CEO of computer company Hewlett-Packard, Mark Hurd, has resigned from his position after an investigation into sexual harassment uncovered violations of the company’s Standards of Business Conduct.
Another blow to the US economy and employment comes in the form of Wells Fargo Financial closing the doors on hundreds of offices – and thousands of jobs.