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Last week, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment experienced such an influx of online inquiries for unemployment benefits that the system crashed. Phone lines at the department were jammed as those trying to file for benefits sought answers as to whether they would receive checks in time to pay bills.
Riding a wave of public outrage over credit card practices, 7-Eleven Inc. wants to show that merchants are victims of the industry, too.
Riding a wave of public outrage over credit-card practices, 7-Eleven Inc. wants to show merchants are victims of the industry, too. The convenience store chain announced a petition this week to give small businesses more power to negotiate the fees they must pay whenever a customer uses a credit or debit card. 7-Eleven said more than 6,000 of its franchisees plan to collect 1 million customer ...
NEW YORK - Riding a wave of public outrage over credit card practices, 7-Eleven Inc. wants to show merchants are victims of the industry too. The convenience store chain...
Riding a wave of public outrage over credit card practices, 7-Eleven Inc. wants to show merchants are victims of the industry too. The convenience store chain announced a petition this week to give small businesses more power to negotiate the fees they must... Sponsored Topics: Convenience store - Credit card - 7-Eleven - Business - Chain store
The headlines have been considerably quiet for Apple Inc. (AAPL: sentiment, chart, options) lately, aside from the company recalling some of its iPod nano units in South Korea...( Read More )
p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- The CRTC ‘investigation’ traffic throttling / net neutrality in Canada is now into Day 4. University of Ottawa student Yael Wexler has a report of Day Three on Michael Geist’s blog. Here are the official CRTC transcripts of Day One and Day Two, and we’ll run the CIPPIC’s Twitter reports of [...]
Optimistic option traders targeted Yingli Green Energy Hold. Co. Ltd. (YGE: sentiment, chart, options) on Wednesday, with single-session call volume skyrocketing to more than three times the norm...( Read More )
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July 9 (Bloomberg) -- Most U.S. stocks fell as concern second-quarter earnings will disappoint investors overshadowed a Treasury plan to buy as much as $40 billion in toxic assets from financial firms.
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