Jul 02 In Choosing Assets, What's Safer than U.S. Bonds? By Paul Solman Silver coins and bullion bars sit on display in the window of a bank in Vienna, Austria. Photo by Akos Stiller/Bloomberg/Getty Images Paul Solman frequently answers questions from the NewsHour audience on business and economic news on his Making… Continue reading
Jul 02 In Choosing Assets, What's Safer than U.S. Bonds? By Paul Solman Silver coins and bullion bars sit on display in the window of a bank in Vienna, Austria. Photo by Akos Stiller/Bloomberg/Getty Images Paul Solman frequently answers questions from the NewsHour audience on business and economic news on his Making… Continue reading
Jun 29 Is Workplace Marijuana Testing a Boondoggle or Money Saver? Photo of a small marijuana plant in Oakland, Calif. by Tony Avelar/The Christian Science Monitor via Getty Images. Name: Patricia Schwarz Question: Has pre-employment urine screening for marijuana actually helped businesses save money? According to studies done for the… Continue reading
Jun 29 Is Workplace Marijuana Testing a Boondoggle or Money Saver? Photo of a small marijuana plant in Oakland, Calif. by Tony Avelar/The Christian Science Monitor via Getty Images. Name: Patricia Schwarz Question: Has pre-employment urine screening for marijuana actually helped businesses save money? According to studies done for the… Continue reading
Jun 28 Using a Retirement Account to Buy a Home, Plus a Paul Krugman Round-Up Economists Robin Wells and Paul Krugman. Photo by PBS NewsHour. Our web-exclusive interviews with Paul Krugman, accompanied by conservative critiques, and one with his wife, Robin Wells, have garnered so much attention that all five ranked among the nine… Continue reading
Jun 28 Using a Retirement Account to Buy a Home, Plus a Paul Krugman Round-Up Economists Robin Wells and Paul Krugman. Photo by PBS NewsHour. Our web-exclusive interviews with Paul Krugman, accompanied by conservative critiques, and one with his wife, Robin Wells, have garnered so much attention that all five ranked among the nine… Continue reading
Jun 27 Judy's Notebook: 'We Are Overdue to Create a More Humane Work Model' The new magazine article in The Atlantic by Anne-Marie Slaughter on how hard it really is for women to manage both a demanding career and a family, and why social policies need to change for things to get… Continue reading
Jun 27 A Q-and-A, Plus a Ditty and Contest as U.S. Races Toward the 'Fiscal Cliff' Wednesday we debut a new song by the superstar of C&E music (Country & Eastern), Merle Hazard. We have featured Merle, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Nashville money manager Jon Shayne, proudly and… Continue reading
Jun 27 A Q-and-A, Plus a Ditty and Contest as U.S. Races Toward the 'Fiscal Cliff' Wednesday we debut a new song by the superstar of C&E music (Country & Eastern), Merle Hazard. We have featured Merle, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Nashville money manager Jon Shayne, proudly and… Continue reading
Jun 26 Why Women Can, and Can't Have It All In her controversial cover story "Why Women Still Can't Have It All" for this month's The Atlantic, Anne-Marie Slaughter, Princeton University professor and former State Department official, asks if women -- "highly educated, well-off women who are privileged… Continue reading