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Rags to Riches CEOs: Ken Lewis

Wed Nov 18th, 2009

Justin Rohrlich

Recently, the government’s Pay Czar, Kenneth Feinberg, “suggested” that outgoing Bank of America (BAC) CEO Ken Lewis should take home $0 in salary for 2009, and receive a bonus of e

Exotic Dancers Hike Their Fees for Sporting Crowds

Mon Nov 2nd, 2009

John F Kelly

When the NBA rolled into Atlanta in 2003 with its All-Star Week events, so did “The World’s Famous Players Ball,” an annual gathering of some of the country’s most notorious p

Ticket Resellers Set Astronomical Prices for Big Game

Mon Nov 2nd, 2009

John F Kelly

If you're able to actually get a seat at any one of America's mega sporting events, congratulations! You're a member of an extremely elite club. According to Rafi Mohammed, author of The Art of Prici

Game Days Make Losers Out of Local Shops

Mon Nov 2nd, 2009

John F Kelly

Big sporting events don't always bring financial benefits to local retailers, and can often cause businesses not associated with the event to take a hit, according to the economists. For every visito

Taxpayers and the Hidden Costs of Mega Sports Events

Mon Nov 2nd, 2009

John F Kelly

Major sporting events are often sold as win-wins to local taxpayers. Bidding on a game usually comes with the promise of extra local taxable spending and the positive publicity that will help draw vi

Champs and Chumps: When the Big Game Comes to Town, Not Everybody Wins

Mon Nov 2nd, 2009

John F Kelly

How much economic impact do large-scale sporting events -- like this week's World Series -- have on the host cities? Well, that depends on whom you ask. Sports leagues will say that the influx of fre

Monday Morning Quarterback: The Bull-Bear Debate!

Mon Oct 26th, 2009

Todd Harrison

Old habits die-hard and die-hard habits rarely get old. Case in point this past weekend as Bobby rocked the Beacon, the Raiders took a spanking (New York teams have outscored Oakland 82-7 this season

Advanced Micro Device's Beat Is Still a Loss

Mon Oct 19th, 2009

Glenn Curtis

Big news: This past weekend I finally beat my kids in Wii boxing. That makes my record around 1 and 50.Asian stocks were mixed overnight. The Hang Seng was up 1.23%, but the Nikkei was down 0.21%. Eu

Upgrades & Downgrades: No Love for Southwest Airlines

Mon Oct 19th, 2009

Justin Sharon

Some say the Eighties officially ended last week, Wall Street instead waxing nostalgic for the millennial madness of 1999. But with insider trading (see also Should Insider Trading Be Legalized?)&nbs

"Derivative" Is Not a Dirty Word

Wed Oct 14th, 2009

Bill Feingold

As I sit here trying to find value in the convertible-bond market for my clients (it’s there, but it’s a lot more challenging to find than it was a year ago), I’m struck by a couple
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