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Small business owner Brian Overstreet is among 2,500 California start-up founders, who are on the hook for some $120 million in retroactive taxes if the Franchise Tax Board has its way.
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The economy may be showing signs of improvement but there’s still a lot to complain about for the average American worker. So what's everyone complaining about?
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You know the basic traffic laws like "stop at a red light," but there are some weird and wacky ones out there you might not know about. Here are 10 of the weirdest traffic laws in America. Grab Fido when you go over the list because there are some that apply to him!
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Aflac is holding an open casting call to be the new spokesduck for the company since comedian Gilbert Gottfried was fired from the post. Here's the best part — They're paying six figures, and all you have to do is quack A-FLAC!
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It's every kid's dream job: The chance to be a superhero for a day. For the kids in the Billboard Family, that dream just came true!
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I am rather bullish about where things are heading, and the opportunities in our grasp when we are proactive and look for new ways to solve the problems we face in our economy, education and jobs.
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It’s human nature to procrastinate, and when it comes to tax season, most of us bring our procrastination 'A' game. Still, some excel more than others. Here are the 10 American cities with the most tax procrastinators.
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When you think outsourcing, you think India, China. Maybe Brazil. But one CEO wants you to think about another exotic destination: Downtown Detroit.
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If you talk to any entrepreneur or inventor they’ll tell you that they’re constantly coming up with ideas for new products. Here are four steps that the founder and CEO of Merlot Skin Care says to follow to develop an idea into a new product.
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The economy continues to recuperate from the recession, but slowly, no “miracle cure” from the government or the Fed.
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Troubled sitcom actor Charlie Sheen stands to earn $1 million this year endorsing products on such social media sites as Twitter, Arnie Gullov-Singh, CEO of Ad.ly, a website that links celebrities with companies and brands online, told CNBC Monday.
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Imagine getting paid to eat ice cream all day or to figure out how to make a race car go even faster. Meet the people who get paid for this stuff and more of the world's coolest jobs!
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For the past few years, there’s been a banner hanging in Officeville, U.S.A. that says: You’re lucky to have a job. Great news, cube-ians! It’s no longer a boss’s market. The tides are turning.
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You can prep all you want for a job interview, but some questions just throw you a curveball. Here are more than a dozen of the hardest interview questions — and tips for how to answer them. Whatever you do, bro, don't choke!
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Hey, there sports fans! If you think you’ve got some golden pipes, here’s a dream job for you!
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Great news, everyone! The millionaires and billionaires are happy again and ready to go hunting. Now, it's only a matter of time before you and I are happy, too!
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Regulators are to blame for a lack of credit being extended to middle market companies, David Nelsen, CEO of Nelsen Steel Company, told CNBC Friday.
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A lot of bad came out of the recession but amid the rubble there's a glistening pebble: More workers are ditching the lame excuses and getting to work on time.
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Billionaire businessman Wayne Huizenga expects the stock market to rise between 5 percent and 10 percent over the next 12 months, he told CNBC Friday.
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Our greatest challenge—and also what excited us the most—was that we were creating and defining an entirely new category and the best part was (and still is) that we got to make the rules. Along the way, we were a bit naïve at times.
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Take "how's your job going?" out of the equation, and most people have no idea how to start a conversation with you when you're unemployed. Well, America, it's time for a little sensitivity training. Here are the things that drive unemployed people crazy — and what they'd much rather hear.