Obama: To Propose a New Way Forward on Jobs
"I’m going to propose ways to put America back to work that both parties can agree to." --- Pres. Barrack Obama
Last Monday, Pres. Barrack Obama celebrated the Labor Day with the union members and their families in a political swing state. He promised to make job-creation measures to reduce unemployment to nine percent. He would also propose “a new way forward on jobs” in his speech on Thursday to a joint Congress session.
However, Barrack Obama did not give further details, though he said that millions of unemployed construction workers would be able “to get dirty” under his infrastructure proposals. Nevertheless, he faces high expectations after recent evidence that job growth has stalled.
But other than infrastructure proposals, Pres. Obama also indicated that he will call for extending and expanding temporary tax cuts for business and individuals — including payroll tax cuts.
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Fed Economists: There is a 15-year Bear Market Ahead
Equities will be 20% higher than 2010, but these implications will not be felt until 2030.
Feds from San Francisco came out with a research paper, relating the baby boomers and stock prices. It is said that the boomers will divest on stocks, as they retire and eat into their savings. The authors of the research paper, Zheng Liu and Mark M. Spiegel, tried to quantify the implications.
What are their principal conclusions? Hit the break to know more.
Read the rest of the article »List of Home-Based Businesses You Might Want to Try
Want to start a business in your home but you don't know which one to get? You might want to check All We Like's list of home-based businesses.
Want to start your own business at home but you don’t know what or how to start one? Don’t fuss! All We Like listed five businesses where you could start and earn without leaving your home.
What are they? Hit the break to know.
Read the rest of the article »Bank of America Takes a Double Dip
Bank of America's stock went down to $6.42 despite saying that they have enough capital.
It is no brainer that the Bank of America took a double dip for its shares, following financial crisis which went down for almost $3. The BAC traded more than $15 in the past two years, while a foreclosure-related costs and concerns about capital requirements removed those gains in the past year.
Last Monday, headlines on both front pushed the stocks down to $6.42. And albeit the Bank of America says it has enough capital, analysts pointed out that it may need to raise a whooping $40-50 billion dollars.
Check out Business Insider’s Chart of the Day after the break to see Bank of America’s stock performance.
Read the rest of the article »How to Choose the Right Career
Looking for a job but don't know which one suits you? All We Like is here to help.
As a college student that will soon to find his first job, choosing the type of working field is very important. However, choosing the right career for you involves a lot of things. This includes your interests, skills, work ethics and values, and personality. Nevertheless, there are some steps that you can do in choosing your career.
All We Like listed several tips that will greatly help you decide what career fits you best.
Learn them all after the cut.
Read the rest of the article »European Stocks are Heading Lower… Almost
After the Merkozy press conference, the European stocks are heading lower. But not quite.
A day after the Merkozy press conference, where only very little was revealed, the European stocks are heading lower. However, the big indices haven’t totally fallen out of bed yet.
The DAX is down at 0.8%, while Italy dropped to 0.25%. France, on the other hand, is actually higher.
If flat is the new “up,” then markets are arguably up. That said, European stocks are not yet on the verge.
View Article Source »Tips for a Successful Job Interview
All We Like had listed several tips that can help you ace that job interview.
Job interview is one of the steps that an individual should take to get that dream job. However, this never seems to get any easier. In a job interview, you will meet several new people and sell yourself, skills and knowledge to them. That’s why All We Like listed several tips that can help an applicant to be effective in their job interview.
Learn them all after the break.
Read the rest of the article »Managing Your Own Business
Want to learn how to manage your business? All We Like got some tips for you.
Managing your own business is a very daunting task that goes along with many responsibilities. These includes ordering supplies, keeping in touch with your employee’s background, advertising, maintaining daily receipts and keeping the business clean and respectable. It also includes banking, human resources and customer relations. Several business needs a college degree to manage them, while some just requires little knowledge, skills and perseverance.
With these three traits and a little help on how to manage your business, anybody can successfully manage their own business.
Learn how to manage your business after the break
Read the rest of the article »French Banks: Leading a Global Rebound
Last Wednesday, no news is good for the French banks, as the Societe General pulled back to 4.6%.
Last Wednesday morning, Societe General was trading up 6.5% before pulling back to 4.6%. The move comes after its devastating 15% plunge last Tuesday. However, the Credit agricole was up to 5.7%
As for the Asian markets, the stocks looked relatively good with Nikkei recovering from a 2.2% down to 0.63%. The gainers were led by Shanghai at 1.27%.
In the European market, all were up after a brutal selloff last Tuesday. The CAC 40 and DAX increased to 2.61% and 2.63% respectively.
View Article Source »Senate Banking Committee, to Investigate S&P Downgrade?
“In the minds of serious, reasonable, and informed individuals there is no doubt that the U.S. will meet its debt obligations and we are seeing even more proof of that today." --- Tim Johnson, Senate Banking Committee chairman
An aide from the Senate Banking Committee revealed that they are gathering more proof regarding S&P’s downgrade of US debt. This move is in preparation for a possible investigation.
Read committee chairman, Tim Johnson’s statement about the downgrade after the cut.
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