Topic: Economy (Global)

As a Professional Matchmaker with an office in New York City, I have spent the better part of 12 years working with successful, high profile Wall Street men. Hence, I know, better than anyone, what makes Wall Street men tick.   Read More

Kids have been writing their names, proclamations of love and angst-filled manifestos on bathroom stalls since the invention of the permanent marker. Well now, thanks to the recession, cash-strapped universities are offering the opportunity to get your name on that wall 4-EVER!   Read More

It is true that there are some major differences between startups and established, public companies, but which type of organization is better is a personal preference. Before making your next career move here are 12 things you should consider.   Read More

These strategists say the Australian and New Zealand dollars could be headed for a fall.   Read More

One of the hallmarks of Ford before CEO Alan Mulally was the often messy style of management shake-ups.   Read More

Greek talks go down to the wire, and central banks hold steady - it's time for your FX Fix.   Read More

Weekly jobless claims is the big number for markets Thursday, as Greece edges closer to a rescue package.   Read More

The symbol of the new Italy, Prime Minister Mario Monti, is to meet with President Barack Obama. However, just like in 1992-1993, the window of opportunity in which he is operating will probably soon close if parties let domestic and self-interest considerations take over on a national imperative for permanent change.    Read More

This just in – money isn’t always No. 1! After the recession, a whopping number of Baby Boomers say money isn’t the most important thing they hope to leave to their kids. What could be more important than money?!   Read More

When you look at the surge in hiring for the auto industry in the U.S. one factor overlooked is the fact America has become a huge auto exporter.    Read More