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How Much is Facebook Worth? Company Will IPO With a $100 Billion Valuation
Ryan Gorman in Finance 1 year ago
Facebook's long-anticipated IPO has been announced for late May, and it is looking to raise $10 billion at a $100 billion investment. Here's why its stock may be a good investment.
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Mitt Romney Shouldn't Be Villainized For Bain Capital: Buyout Businesses Are a Good Thing
Sal Bommarito in Finance 1 year ago
When companies are under duress, many jobs may be at risk; private equity companies frequently buy assets, save jobs, and keep companies from relocating.
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What Young Adults Should Know About the Dangers of Payday Loans
Elise Brown in Finance 1 year ago
Have you been thinking about taking out a payday loan and need a little more information? This article will tell you why you shouldn't and what you can do to prevent a bad financial situation.
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Setting the Record Straight On the Bain of Mitt Romney's 2012 Campaign
John Giokaris in Finance 1 year ago
The attacks that Republican competitors are leveling against Romney for his Bain Capital record have been unfair and completely out of line.
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Mitt Romney Was A Great Business Man At Bain Capital, And Should Not Be Attacked For It
Sal Bommarito in Finance 1 year ago
Republican attacks on Romney's Bain Capital activities are a senseless ploy by desperate candidates who are supposed to be supportive of free market activities.
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Wall Street Pay Cuts Would Hurt the Financial Industry, Despite Popular Demand For Them
Ryan Gorman in Finance 1 year ago
A number of Wall Street banks are mulling pay freezes and pay cuts. This may calm public outcry, but is bad for the financial industry.
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Rethinking U.S. Housing Policy: How to Make Sure the Housing Bubble Doesn't Pop Again
J. Lewis in Finance 1 year ago
Americans need to rethink the housing market and home ownership in order to help us more quickly overcome the Great Recession.
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Do Millennials Save More Money Than Our Parents?
Jake Horowitz in Finance 1 year ago
A recent study finds that millennials are more money conscious, optimistic, and better savers than our parents. What explains this difference?
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