Saturday, 28 January 2012

GlobalResearch The Wall Street Journal reported on January 19th that the Obama Administration was pushing heavily to get the 50 state attorneys general to agree to a settlement with five major banks in the “robo-signing” scandal. The scandal involves employees signing names not their own, under titles they...
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GlobalResearch An electronic database called MERS has created defects in the chain of title to over half the homes in America. Counties have been cheated out of millions of dollars in recording fees, and their title records are in hopeless disarray. Meanwhile, foreclosed and abandoned homes are...
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The Wrap Print this page Tweet Sony Corporation is getting a new president, according to a Japanese newspaper. Sony Computer Entertainment President Kaz Hirai will replace Howard Stringer, Nikkei Business Daily reports. In March 2011, Stringer said Hirai -- who helped pioneer PlayStation in the U.S. --...
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Belfast Telegraph Sir Paul McCartney has put an end to speculation about his new album title confirming it will be called Kisses On The Bottom - but pointed out it is not as cheeky as it sounds. The mainly cover versions album is named after a line from the Fats Waller song I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write...
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The Independent Last week, chief executive Glen Senk, 55, the only openly gay CEO in the Fortune 1000, resigned suddenly, sending shares tumbling sharply. He had spent 18 years working for the company, becoming chief executive in 2007. His departure comes after a tough year for the high-street-with-a-twist company...
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PhysOrg If the Palo Alto company goes public this year, as many have speculated, the state stands to reap hundreds of millions of dollars in capital gains taxes from Facebook investors and employees profiting from stock sales. That could bring a much-needed windfall to a state government facing a $9.2...
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Pittsburgh Tribune Review SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- What's good for Facebook and its employees could be very good for California's treasury. If the Palo Alto company goes public this year, as many have speculated, the state stands to reap hundreds of millions of dollars in capital gains taxes from Facebook investors and...
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Fox News Facebook FILE: This photo shows a Facebook feature. PALO ALTO, Calif. – What's good for Facebook and its employees could be very good for California's treasury. If the Palo Alto company goes public this year, as many have speculated, the state stands to reap hundreds of millions of...
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Orange News Australian Rugby Union CEO John O'Neill has confirmed that Ewen McKenzie is in line to replace Robbie Deans when and if he steps down. O'Neill said O'Neill was essentially at the top of the list to take over from Deans but stressed that it...
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