It's Not the Principle, It's the Party

A recent study commissioned by the AARP Fraud Watch Network found that “older people who are active investors and who prefer unregulated investments may be more susceptible to investment fraud.” The study was carried out by reaching out to “200 known victims of investment fraud” for telephone interviews, as well as conducting “800 interviews with members of the investing public.”

Woman Destroys $300,000 Worth of Artwork in Attorney's Home

Sears Holding Corp. is at the center of a new lawsuit alleging the bankrupt retailer failed to pay for its merchandise. The suit was filed by In Gear Fashions, a Miami-based clothing vendor, earlier this week in Cook County Circuit Court and names Sears Holding Corp., CEO Edward Lampert, Lampert's “private equity firm ESL Investments and Kmart, which is a subsidiary of Sears” as defendants. The suit was filed mere days after the now bankrupt retailer filed for “Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on October 15.”

Classroom knowledge sets the stage, but there’s nothing like real on-the-job experience. Mentorship programs help new hires get more from onboarding while helping the old guard refine and reevaluate existing best practices.

While it may be tempting to make a handshake deal with the other driver involved in the accident, it is not recommended.

To encourage students to share their ideas - and to help secure the education and tools needed to bring about a better future - the Scholarship fund will award one winner a $1000 prize.

Judge Scheduled Fake Hearings to Take Time Off, Notice Alleges