Extending unemployment benefits may have seemed politically expedient at the time(s), but if a high unemployment rate is, as many think, an insurmountable hurdle

It’s Sunday evening, just looked at stock futures (not pretty) and caught up on the election results in Greece and France (very not pretty)…

“They” say; “It’s simply not fair that some prosper and some don’t in this here greatest nation on earth”… True that!! Yet another example

A CNBC senior staff writer writes”Government has become its own worst enemy when it comes to the economy, with public spending putting a damper

As an established, and most fortunate, firm, taking the best possible care of our existing clientele is our number one priority… I.e., we’re no

So let’s say you’re a bank (I know, nobody can “be” a bank, but just go with it), and let’s say you have this

A dear friend, who at times might challenge this assertion, sent me this article with her comment

Do anything for almost 28 years (my professional tenure), and you will consider yourself an expert… And indeed, I see myself as such in

Here are four of the more stress-evoking, market-moving headlines of the past week or so… Each followed by a nonintuitive, stress-relieving, and legitimate, interpretation…