Dow Jones Sees Biggest Gain In Nearly Three Years

Wednesday, November 30, 2011 Dow Jones Sees Biggest Gain In Nearly Three Years -- A move by the world's central banks to lower the cost of borrowing exhilarated investors Wednesday, sending the Dow Jones industrial average soaring 490 points and easing fears of a global credit crisis similar to the one that followed the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers. It was the Dow's biggest gain since March 2009. Mall Santas Curb Children's Expectations With Children Hurting Whisteblower On Massive Foreclosure Fraud Found Dead Florida, California Take Cut Of Bank Fees On Jobless Benefits Goldman Sachs CEO Can Be Deposed, Judge Rakoff Rules BLOG POSTS Jared Bernstein: Understanding Where the Occupy Folks Are Coming From Why has income inequality gone up so much and why does it matter? Let's start with facts of the case. Anne Day: Eight Ways to Rethink and Redesign Your Business It's a changing world of business, and if our businesses are to survive, we need to be flexible and prepared to change how we do business. It's time to reflect, rethink and redesign what we do. Monika Mitchell: The Federal Reserve: Helping the Rich Get Richer How is it possible in a democratic republic that the Federal Reserve spends trillions of our dollars without our permission, indebts us for generations to come without even a vote by Congress? Jason Alderman: Deadline Approaches for Mandatory IRA Withdrawals Because calculating required minimum distributions can be fairly complicated, especially the first time out, you may want to give yourself the gift of a session with a financial planner for your 70th birthday -- or sooner, if possible. Belinda Parmar: Why Don't Girls Want Careers in Technology? When it comes to careers, boys are five times more likely to go into technology. Why is this? At what point are we losing our girl geeks to other industries?

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