U.N. financial nominee Zeitlin withdraws amid problems with his Indian firm (Washington Post)
UNITED NATIONS -- President Obamas nominee to oversee financial reform at the United Nations has withdrawn his name from consideration for the job, several weeks after revelations that a wireless company he owns in India faced legal and financial tro
Cybercrooks stalk small businesses that bank online (USA Today)
A rising swarm of cyber-robberies targeting small firms, local governments, school districts, churches and non-profits has prompted an extraordinary warning. The American Bankers Association and the FBI are advising small and midsize businesses that
Cybercrooks stalk small businesses (USA Today)
Cybergangs have inundated the Internet with banking Trojans that enable them to surreptitiously access and manipulate online accounts.
Blackmun, Wielgus finalists in USOC CEO search (Colorado Springs Gazette)
Former U.S. Olympic Committee acting chief executive officer Scott Blackmun and USA Swimming executive director Chuck Wielgus, both Colorado Springs residents, headline a shortened list of finalists for the USOCâ?™s CEO job, according to the Ch
Ex-Cherry Hill mayor accepts job with Cooper Foundation (Asbury Park Press)
Susan Bass Levin will leave her $291,000-a-year job as deputy executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey next month to run Cooper Hospitals fundraising arm, the Cooper Foundation.
Penix named executive director of RESA IV (The Register-Herald)
The West Virginia Board of Education announced that a longtime Regional Education Service Agency IV employee will take the reins of the organization. Gus Penix has been hired as the new executive director of RESA IV. The WVBOE conducted a search for
Deputy mayor to focus on light rail to LAX and ONT (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)
A top adviser for Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will be transferred Monday to a new job aimed at bringing a light-rail system to Los Angeles and L.A./Ontario international airports.
How Good Is Your 401[k ]? (BusinessWeek via Yahoo! News)
Americans increasingly rely on their 401(k) plans for retirement, yet typically understand little about how their plans work, or how they compare with offerings at other companies. Is your 401(k) cheap or expensive? Does it offer good investments or
Laid-off executives struggle to find any kind of job (USA Today)
Highly compensated executives, typically insulated from heavy job losses during recessions, have been hit much harder in the current slump.
First 10 years of 21st century marked by terrorism, wars and a growing city (Billings Gazette)
Ten years ago this month, gas cost $1.59 a gallon, computerprocessors were 10 times slower and you didnâ?™t have to remove yourshoes and dump your shampoo to get on an airplane.
No gongs for the money-grabbers: City and Westminster miss out as stars and sportsmen top honours list (Daily Mail)
The political and banking establishments have been almost entirely snubbed in the New Years honours.
USA Swimming CEO Among Final Two Candidates for USOC Top Job (Swimming World Magazine)
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 30. A story today on the Los Angeles Times website is reporting that the candidates for the chief executive officer position in the U.S. Olympic Committee have been narrowed...
Indian scams bring down Obama UN nominee (Hindustan Times)
US president Barack Obamaâ?™s nominee to oversee financial reform at the United Nations has withdrawn his name from consideration for the job, several weeks after revelations that a wireless company he owned in India faced legal and financial t
Forecasts for 2010, bankers, and idle teenagers (MalaysiaNews.net)
If a job needs doing, were probably better off doing it ourselves, was the resounding conclusion to the smattering of business stories around this week.Take, for example, the news that Britons have r...
12-31-09 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE (Eurweb)
JOURNALIST CLAIMS ELIN BASHED TIGER WITH GOLF CLUB: Respected sports writer says she took a nine iron to his cheek bone before car crash. *A new account of the night Tiger Woods crashed his car has been detailed in an article from Furman Bisher, desc
MIPS chairman appointed interim CEO (EETimes)
MIPS Technologies said its board of directors has appointed the companys chairman to act as interim CEO following the scheduled retirement of longtime president and CEO John Bourgoin.
Tibbits named YMCA and JCC CEO, replacing Alexander (The Toledo Blade)
By JC REINDL BLADE STAFF WRITER The YMCA & JCC of Greater Toledo has named Todd Tibbits as its new president and chief executive officer beginning tomorrow, when Robert Alexander steps down to take a new position as director of the Ys foundation.
Nick Gaeta wins job case against town in state Supreme Court (Ridgefield Press)
After more than three years, former Assistant Fire Chief Nick Gaeta won his case against the town of Ridgefield, nullifying his forced dismissal by the Board of Selectmen at a Saturday morning meeting in 2006.
Burnley boss Coyle rules out Bolton move (BBC News)
Burnley manager Owen Coyle and Bolton assistant Chris Evans rule out succeeding Gary Megson as boss at the Reebok Stadium.
Healthcare district shakeup (Big Bear Grizzly)
In 2004 the sides were clearly divided. The Bear Valley Community Healthcare District board was on one side, the employees and general public on the other. Times have changed.
