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  • Thinking Small

    JumpStart NYC was created to help unemployed professionals apply their knowledge, skills and abilities in opportunities at small, entrepreneurial companies.

  • Political Weirdos, Ignorant Voters and a Wise Democracy
    A participant at a Tea Party Express rally displays a sign critical of the Obama administration on April 13, 2010 in Albany, New York. The Tea Party Express will head to Boston on Wednesday where the headline speaker at an afternoon rally will be Sarah Palin.

    Although it’s a bit far afield from my usual stomping grounds of Wall Street and financial regulation, I think it might be helpful for some of my readers to have a better understanding of presidential politics.

  • Top Jobs for Sports Fans
    The field of professional sports is as competitive as they come, and sadly, not everyone gets to play. For every athlete who makes the cut and plays at the professional level, there are countless others who will never be so lucky. Sometimes a promising career is hobbled by an injury. Sometimes a fire in the belly doesn’t burn as brightly as it needs to. And sometimes the player simply isn’t that good. Indeed, the reasons behind the dashed dreams of aspiring athletes are many.But cheer up! Just b

    Professional athletes need people to make their lives run smoothly, so click ahead to see careers in sports that are performed outside of the spotlight.

  • Reaping Millions in Nonprofit Care for Disabled

    Two brothers earned millions of dollars from Medicaid funding as executives of a non-profit organization that provides care to the developmentally disabled, the New York Times reports.

  • Best Summer Job. Ever.

    I know the economy is terrible, the South Carolina delegation is irresponsible, the yields on the Treasurys coming due next week are exploding. But as long as this guy still has a job, things can't really be all that bad.

  • Sign of Arrival, for Xinhua, Is 60 Feet Tall
    Police activity in Times Square, New York City, NY.

    One of the most prominent advertising spaces in Times Square is soon to be occupied by a Chinese brand. Xinhua, the news agency operated by the Chinese government, is leasing a giant sign, known as a spectacular, on 2 Times Square, the building that is the northern anchor of the district. The NYT reports.

  • In the News Today 

    CNBC's Amanda Drury reports Wal-Mart may be getting closer to securing its first New York City location; California's "Carmageddon" was not as bad as predicted, and Harry Potter proved to be a wizard at the box office this weekend with record ticket sales.

  • Will Congress Close the Founders Stock 'Loophole' Too?
    US Capitol Building with cash

    One of the points I’ve been making about “carried interest” is that it isn’t that different from other things that get taxed as capital gains.

  • 25 Things Every Wall Street Intern Should Know
    Now that Fourth of July weekend is behind us, the summer is in full swing, your interns are finally getting settled in. In fact, they've probably adjusted to the good-natured hazing they've experienced on the trading desk — like testing their resourcefulness by asking . Perhaps the time is right to sit them down for a little heart-to-heart chat about the perils and opportunities that lie ahead of them. With a little time and effort, you can be their Virgil in Wall Street's underworld: The Intern

    Now that Fourth of July weekend is behind us the summer is in full swing, your interns are finally getting settled in. Here are 25 things every Wall Street intern should know.

  • New York to Lose Place as World's Financial Capital: Bove
    New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)

    New York soon will no longer be the financial capital of the world thanks to a hostile government that has served up a menu of punitive regulations aimed at driving big banks out of the country, says analyst Dick Bove.

  • Case Against DSK Near Collapse 

    NBC's Tracie Strahan reports the latest details outside the New York apartment of the former IMF chief.

  • 10 Cities Fit for Active Lifestyles
    When it comes to resources for the physically active, not all US cities are created equal. Some have more parks and bicycle lanes than others. Some are blessed with perfect climates. Some are situated next to national parks. And some simply have a lot of gyms. But what they all have in common are attributes that encourage people to get outside and stay active.Click ahead to see some of the cities that are havens for physically active Americans.

    When it comes to resources for the physically active, not all US cities are created equal. Click to see some of the cities that are havens for physically active Americans.

  • US Open Disrupts Wall Street

    This might be one of the toughest days all year to do business on Wall Street. Summer Fridays are always tough for investment bankers and traders who want to get work done. There are just two many people who leave work early. Or don’t show up at all.

  • Dog Caught Hiding In Cat Costume

    It's Friday. Here's your video treat of the day.

  • How My Mom Discovered Crack

    With the economy seemingly sliding into another slump, it's good to remember just how much progress we've made over the past few decades. Crime, for instance, has fallen dramatically.

  • Goldman Subpoenaed by DA 

    CNBC's Mary Thompson with details on the latest legal problems plaguing the investment giant.

  • DSK's New Downtown Digs 

    CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports on former IMF chief, Dominique Strauss-Kahn's luxury accommodations, and new legal allegations.

  • Strauss-Kahn Luxury Housing 

    CNBC's Berhta Coombs has a look at the former IMF chief's new address.

  • Steady Decline in Major Crime Baffles Experts

    The number of violent crimes in the United States dropped significantly last year, to what appeared to be the lowest rate in nearly 40 years, a development that was considered puzzling partly because it ran counter to the prevailing expectation that crime would increase during a recession. The New York Times reports.

  • Judge Approves Release of Strauss-Kahn 

    CNBC's Mary Thompson reports former IMF chief, Dominique Strauss-Kahn to be released from prison later today and head to temporary housing in lower Manhattan.