Before going on an interview, it's best to know as much as possible about the company and the interviewers. A very common pitfall that candidates make when interviewing is failing to do research about the company. Continue to article |
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is examining the way E*Trade Securities prices and sends customer stock orders to an affiliate, E*Trade said in a quarterly regulatory filing on Tuesday. Continue to article |
U.S. regulators got the green light from a federal judge to proceed with their lawsuit against a Texas man accused of running a Ponzi scheme using Bitcoin, the virtual online money system. Continue to article |
The IRS targeting scandal is best understood as part of a larger effort to limit the political speech of conservatives and business groups. Continue to article |
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 Question: When is a "whistleblower" not really a "whistleblower"? Answer: When an employee reports potential misconduct only to his or her employer and that employer happens to be located in the Fifth Circuit. |
Glencore Xstrata and JPMorgan Chase & Co face a U.S. lawsuit alleging they artificially inflated aluminium prices, the second legal challenge related to metal warehousing in a week. Continue to article |
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission must pay $4.6 million in attorneys' fees and expenses to CRST, an Iowa trucking company, because of a sexual harassment and discrimination suit that was thrown out. Continue to article |
 President Obama hailed both this city's and the country's comeback from the housing bust on Tuesday, and said it was now time to reduce the federal role and risk in the mortgage market "to make sure the kind of crisis we went through never happens again." |
Four former directors and officers of a failed Wilmette bank were arraigned Tuesday on charges of defrauding the U.S. government, including using $6.8 million from the bank-bailout program to keep an alleged criminal enterprise running. Continue to article |
|  A surge in currency trading earlier this year and favorable regulatory treatment of the foreign exchange business have unleashed an intense fight on Wall Street, with banks battling one another for a larger share of an increasingly fractured market. |
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