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Manage your finance without risk » The boom of Mint.com, a financial planning website is not casual. The customers can receive adviseme...

Unpaid overtime can be costly » Businesses are finding their cost cutting efforts cost more than they save. More and more laid-off...

Latin American stock markets: Winners in 2009, but... » Emerging markets (EMs) have suffered less than developed countries during the financial crisis that ...

Miami-based compueter hacker pleads guilty » Miami-based computer hacker Albert Gonzalez pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges yesterday for hacki...

Alonso: “Stay very close to your costumers” » The president of Baxter International Inc.’s (www.baxter.com) Latin America region was chosen to r...

McCollum urges lenders to help homeowners modify l... » Florida AG Bill McCollum, displeased with the influx of complaints filed at his office by disgruntle...

FTC sues Intel, alleges practices stifle competiti... » The Federal Trade Commission said on Wednesday that it has sued Intel Corp., the world’s leading c...

Steady gains for hedge funds in November » In November, the stock market was back on the rise with a comfortable gain (+6.00%) in a context of ...

What’s the most important question for investor... » If the so called ‘pain’ trade last year was the banks, this year it looks set to be the dollar. ...

Emerging market funds ready for a downturn, invest... » Investors are flocking to emerging markets with the anticipation of hefty returns, though industry e...

Haiti: destroyed in just 35 seconds - eyewitness account

Thirty-five seconds is all it took to destroy Haiti and its economy. Two-hundred thousand people were killed, and over 400,000 wounded after the worst earthquake since 1776 struck the Caribbean nation causing widespread destruction.

Unpaid overtime can be costly

Businesses 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 plus attorneys fees.

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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.

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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 executive leadership achievement. MDUSA interviewed the Hispanic executive of the Ft. Lauderdale Company.

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Pro Bowl and Super Bowl to inject $500 million to South Florida economy

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When 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 it also hosted the Pro Bowl the week before.

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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...	Affluent retirees suffer the high cost of health Merrill Lynch research Shows Health Care Costs to be the Top Financial Concern among Miami Retirees Focused on issues related to retirement in the latest Lynch Affluent Insights Quarterly Survey, Ban...
Maizel: Latin America could benefit from Obama’s proposals Luis 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...	MBA: Economy and job losses affect loan modification process “Lenders helped avoid more than five and a half foreclosures in the last two and a half years”, said John Mechem, from the Mortgage Bankers Association on this short Q&A. According to him, the fu...
Harvard's new acquisition: professor Manny Diaz Manny Diaz, former Mayor of the City of Miami has reinvented himself into a new adventure: teaching. Diaz made public on Tuesday that he will be teaching at Harvard’s Institute of Politics (IOP). T...	SBA offers disaster assistance to florida residents affected by severe flooding Residents and businesses affected by the severe storms and flooding that occurred Dec. 17, 2009 in Broward County, Fla. can apply for low-interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administr...