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Ivan Glickman

Currencies, Carbons and the CFTC

Shawn Baldwin from CMG dicusses the commodities markets and opportunitiesREAD»

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Shawn Baldwin with Congressman Curt Weldon and Aamir Rehman from the 2009 CMG Conference in Chicago

Shawn Baldwin discusses Middle East finance and policies with Congressman Curt Weldon former Vice Chairman of Homeland defense and special envoy to Libya along with Aamir Rehman author of Dubai & CoREAD»

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Shawn Baldwin from CMG discussing finance with David Solomon, Head of Investment Banking Goldman Sachs at the Global 50

Shawn Baldwin of CMG discusses finance with Larry Bossidy and David Solomon, Head of Investment Banking of Goldman SachsREAD»

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Dow 10,000! Sellout or Dig in? Is the Market poised for a fall?

Shawn Baldwin from CMG discusses the market opportunities at Dow 10,000 and Goldman SachsREAD»

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On Investing and Speculating

Jose D. Roncalwww.financialspeculation.comIf you've read our bookThe Big Gamble: Are You Investing or Speculating, you may have made the connection between passages of our book and a recent Forbes.com article entitled, Benjamin ...READ»

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By Any Other Name, it's Still the Same

Jose D. Roncalwww.financialspeculation.comNationalization. The word makes one shudder!  It might even drudge up old images of the hammer and sickle or Mao's men marching in khaki uniforms!  We've already mentioned the ...READ»

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In Search of the Bottom

Jose D. Roncalwww.financialspeculation.com Instead of jumping on the bandwagons of the latest hot trends and letting irrational exuberance push prices up to the unsustainable levels that create financial bubbles, everyone now ...READ»

Ivan Glickman

Shawn Baldwin from CMG at the 12th Annual Milken Institute Global Conference

Shawn Baldwin from CMG (Chicago) coverage of the 2009 Milken Global ConferenceREAD»

Does H&R Block Do Well By Doing Badly?
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Does H&R Block Do Well by Doing Badly?

Fast Company likes to cover businesses that do well by doing good. But sometimes the opposite is equally true. Earlier this year, the nation's leading tax-preparing company paid $4.85 million to settle a class-action lawsuit ...READ»

Investing with integrity

"Our mission is to provide innovative products to our customers and clients, we believe in being trustworhty, honest, and professional in all that we do. To be there when you need us and to depend on us always." Flemming Investment ...READ»

How to Get Financing in Today's Economy

Today hearings are going on in Washington to decide how to clean up the financial mess that has been building over the last decade or more. They are trying to figure out how to bail out big businesses so they don’t fail and cause ...READ»

BofA Goes Green

It looks like Bank of America (BofA) is trying to be the bank of Al Gore. America's largest retail bank has already cast its vote in the illegal immigration issue, and on Tuesday BofA weighed in on the global warming debate, ...READ»

The Google Stock Exchange

A few years ago, back when shares were a modest $200 a pop, I was debating whether or not to buy stock in Google. A friend encouraged me to do it, challenging my hesitation by asking, "Who can stop them?" The answer, as it turned ...READ»

Investing Far and Wide

A recent interview with K. V. Kamath, CEO of the second largest bank in India, in the Wharton Leadership Digest indicates that part of ICICI's growth strategy is to focus on rural market development -- and move into the 600,000 ...READ»

Banking on Universities

In the university setting, technology transfer can be a major challenge. Students, researchers, and professors regularly discover and develop new technologies and innovations, but most universities don't have the staff or resources ...READ»

Immelt, Insolvent?

Not too long after a Wall Street Journal article about how a CEO's public persona can help temper and weather public perception of a company's performance, GE chief Jeffrey Immelt takes a hit today for bouncing a $2,000 ...READ»

Everyday Economic Indicators

In today's New York Times, accompanying an article on economic forecasts, there's a wonderful graphic offering up a handful of interesting and insightful workaday economic indicators -- anecdotal ways to gauge the state of the ...READ»

Breakthrough Budgets

Late last week in the Wall Street Journal, writer Kate Kelly considered Twentieth Century Fox's recipe for its recent successes with such projects as "Walk the Line" and "In Her Shoes." (Subscription required.) Apparently, leaders ...READ»

Stock Response

Thanks to FC Now reader "Dave" for pointing us to the Spam Stock Tracker. Writes proprietor Joshua: On May 5th, 2005, I set out to determine just how much money I could lose by trusting SPAM. What if I purchased 1000 shares of stock ...READ»

TV... &L Statement

Now, I'm not suggesting that any Fast Company readers face financial difficulty, but a new reality TV show project piqued my interest today. Production companies behind programs like "Modern Marvels" and "Joe Somebody" have teamed up ...READ»

Death and Taxes

It's a hot button issue, the Estate Tax, also known as the "Death Tax." The political sides are fairly well defined -- republicans want the Estate Tax abolished and are pressuring democrats to make this happen. Should this happen, ...READ»

No Accounting for...

Talk about taxing! H&R Block overstated its earnings by more than $90 million. Where to turn come tax time? How can a business overcome such a situation -- something that comes at the very core of what you do?READ»

Money, Meaning, Motivation

In the past, Fast Company has considered money and the meaning of life, how new wealth can change your career, and whether money can buy happiness. In a new Slate essay, Henry Blodgett takes a look at the financial profile of John ...READ»

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