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Remember: buy stocks for profits not jobs One of the bigger challenges for investors this year will be to discriminate between the negative noise on the economy and the better profit numbers for some companies. “Bank write-offs will continue... |
Window of opportunities for buyers and renters Created in the 1960’s and then modified in 1970, the Interstate Land Sales and Full Disclosure Act (ILSA) may help financially-challenged buyers break out from real estate deals with legitimate seller... |
Beacon Council: Miami-Dade’s unemployment rate dropped to 10.9 percent According to a report released by the Beacon Council, Miami-Dade County’s unemployment rate for January 2010 was 10.9 percent. This was a decrease of 0.6 percent compared to December 2009 (11.5%) and ... |
Manage your finance without risk The boom of Mint.com, a financial planning website is not casual. The customers can receive advisement totally free and without risk of fraud. Mint is enrolled in VeriSing Secure, a company that ensu... |
Moreno: “Florida’s housing-related contracts will increase by 14%” The president of the largest Hispanic construction organization talked to Money Market and outlined the outlook for the sector. Noelia Moreno is the first woman leading the Latin Builders Association... |
Tax season: Developers holding unprofitable properties want to secure refunds Dennis Fitzpatrick, tax principal with accounting firm Kaufman Rossin & Co. * discussed with Mercado de Dinero a new trend for residential and commercial developers on this economy. “The new yea... |
Pro Bowl and Super Bowl to inject $500 million to South Florida economyWhen Miami held the Super bowl in 2007, its economic impact was estimated at more than US$460 million, and this year South Florida will surely receive more than that, given that also hosted the Pro Bo... |
What’s the most important question for investors in 2010?If the so called ‘pain’ trade last year was the banks, this year it looks set to be the dollar. And it won’t matter if you invest domestically or internationally; the dollar’s turn will disrupt market... |
New Study: Unfair credit card practices remain widespreadThe credit card industry got its report card recently and the results were gloomy. According to a study conducted as part of Pew Charitable Trust’s Safe Credit Cards Project, despite Congress’ recent ... |
Alonso: “Stay very close to your costumers”The president of Baxter International Inc.’s (www.baxter.com) Latin America region was chosen to receive the prestigious CareerFOCUS Eagle Award™, one of corporate America’s highest accolades in execu... |
Unpaid overtime can be costlyBusinesses are finding their cost cutting efforts cost more than they save. More and more laid-off employees are suing for unpaid overtime and businesses that lose those suits have to pay back wages ... |
Maizel: Latin America could benefit from Obama’s proposalsLuis Maizel, Managing Director of LM Capital Group in California speaks in an interview about his take on President Barack Obama’s plan to limit the size and investment activities from big banks. Mai... |
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