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| |  | New Book "Getting Results the Agile Way" Now Available for Free at GettingRes... |
| | | A revolutionary new system for achieving results in both personal and professional settings is now available from author JD Meier. Meier's new book "Getting Results the Agile Way" details his Agile Results™ system -- the smarter, faster, easier way to great results. (PRWeb Mar 10, 2010)
Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/03/prweb3666474.htm |
| | | John Brusniak Alerts Oil and Gas Industry Executives to Crucial Property Tax ... |
| | | Nationally renowned property tax attorney serves as featured speaker to Texas Oil and Gas Association Conference in San Antonio (PRWeb Mar 10, 2010)
Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/03/prweb3684274.htm |
| | | Trying to Save a Home From Foreclosure Can be Scary and Costly; New Loan Modi... |
| | | A loan modification arrangement can be the best approaches for saving a home from foreclosure. By adopting an early hands-on strategy and working with the bank or mortgage company, homeowners can often have their monthly payment adjusted. Our new loan modification software enables the homeowner to create bank ready loan documents for a fraction of the cost. (PRWeb Mar 10, 2010)
Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/savingyourhome/stopforeclosure/prweb3698984.htm |
ABC News -- Business |
| | | Stimulus Deluge Looms |
| | | Obama's stimulus has been praised and bashed but the bulk of the billions has not even been spent, although that, finally, is about to change with hundreds of billions set to flow into projects such as highway repairs and energy initiatives.
Barack Obama - United States - President - History - Government |
| | | Bank of America Ends Overdraft Fees on Debit Cards |
| | | Bank of America customers will soon be unable to spend more than they have in the accounts linked to their debit cards. It's a step that may become a common move ahead of new regulations limiting overdraft fees. Rules set by the Federal Reserve that will ban banks from charging such fees, without first getting permission from the customer, are set to take effect July 1. But Bank of America is going a step further than the regulations require. It will simply no longer allow debit card purchases to go through if there isn't enough money in the account. For ATM transactions, customers who try to withdraw more than their balance will have to agree to pay a $35 overdraft fee before they can get the money.
Debit card - Bank of America - Business - Credit card - Financial services |
| | | Armed Robbery Growing Problem for Truckers |
| | | Armed robberies are increasing for truckers at rest stops, according to FBI statistics. Fatigue is one problem, they may not be as aware of what's happening around them.
Federal Bureau of Investigation - Robbery - Bank robbery - Recreation - Math |
| | | Hands Off My ... Commercials? Crowd-Sourced Ads Worry Agencies |
| | | Why some of your favorite commercials may spell trouble for the ad industry.
Arts - Television - Commercials - Writers Resources - Spelling and Grammar |
Computerworld E-business News |
| | | Only 21% of Twitter members are active, report says |
| | | A study by Barracuda Networks found that most Twitter members are still inactive members, though the analysis does find some increased activity at the microblogging service. |
| | | Worldwide poll: 4 of 5 call Internet access a basic human right |
| | | A study by BBC World service found that four-fifths of adults around the world believe that Internet access is a fundamental human right. |
| | | Update: U.S. lifts Iran, Sudan, Cuba Internet services export ban |
| | | The U.S. Department of the Treasury has loosened controls on the export of Internet-based communication services to Iran, Sudan and Cuba, in an effort to spread free-speech freedoms to those countries, the agency said Monday. |
| | | Microsoft to maintain China operations, report says |
| | | A Microsoft executive today told the Reuters news service that the company has no plans to abandon its China operation no matter how Google's battle with the country's government is resolved |
