Topic: Economy (U.S.)

"I think the EU was a little harsh with the Greeks. It looks like they were trying to push them out of the euro zone. It could get bumpy next week,” said trader Art Cashin.   Read More

Out on the campaign trail, Fed head Ben Bernanke is an unpopular guy.    Read More

February is the busiest month for dividend declarations and increases, and this year, the biggest U.S. corporations may pay out a record amount.    Read More

As the romantic dinner tradition continues this year on Valentine’s Day, February 14 is not only a big day for Cupid, it’s also a big day for restaurateurs.   Read More

While the panel and the audience concurred that the pre-requisites to the role of the CEO was to drive growth and innovation, the CEO had a larger role to play.   Read More

Less than a week after the Chrysler “Halftime in America” ad ran during the Super Bowl, Clint Eastwood is surprised by the reaction to the ad. His blunt comments are worth listening to.    Read More

Electric car company Tesla has taken the wraps off of its first SUV, The Model X. Unveiling it Thursday night at the company's design studio in southern California, Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the Model X will "redefine the upscale SUV market."    Read More

In an industry known for extravagance, simpler designs with a ladylike twist will blanket the Lincoln Center runway at Fashion Week for the Fall 2012 season, industry experts predict.    Read More

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