Sneaky hiring tricks to know

Sneaky hiring tricks to know

In a tight job market, candidates are being judged before the interview even begins. 
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Markets Expect Fed Rate Hike Soon

Markets might be jumping gun with rate-hike expectation

While few expect policymakers at the Federal Reserve to raise the interest rate right away, some are factoring in an increase in the near future, columnist Mark Gongloff explains. While many economic indicators have become increasingly positive during the past several months, others, such as unemployment, remain troubling.
-The Wall Street Journal

Cool Book: The Accidental Billionaires - The Founding of Facebook.com

Here's a quick summer read.

 

The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook

 A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal

 

You may think you know the story of the Facebook phenomenon, but you haven't heard the whole story and never like this. Recreating the unbelievable rise of the world's biggest social network—not to mention the planet's youngest billionaire, Mark Zuckerberg—Ben tells a captivating story of betrayal, vast amounts of cash, and two friends who revolutionized the way humans connect to one another—only to have an enormous falling out and never speak again...

-Enjoy.
  

Victor Lloyd Smith

Millennium Lyon Asset Management

 

 

Legacy Capital Book :: Get your copy  

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Government to replace Fannie, Freddie

Moody's expects government to replace Fannie, Freddie

Moody's Investors Service said the government likely will find it necessary to wind down and replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which face mounting losses and were seized by regulators in September. "This is not bad news for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bondholders as the U.S. government has become entwined with these companies, and the creation of a new entity to support housing finance likely means the orderly conclusion of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac," wrote Moody's analysts Brian L. Harris, Craig A. Emrick and Robert Young.

-Bloomberg