Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Cetin Hakimogl: McDonalds now sells coffee
On Apr 16 01:24 PM WAKEUP wrote:
> Same - Oh. The recession is real, deep, long-lasting, and has changed > forever the American financial landscape.Oh, well, let's go to Starbucks, > for coffee. Oops, forgot, Starbucks closed that store. Got any instant > coffee?
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I actually MUCH prefer the coffee, atmosphere, music, the overall ambience -- being adult and all -- to McDonalds!
There is something about kids running around screaming and such and pelting about to and fro the playground, that in the afternoon, evenings, and especially weekends, simply cannot compare to a Starbucks. And yes, I love children. I raised three and Mickey D's was the favorite haunt.
Starbucks is more than just a great cup of coffee.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
"What eBay does have is PayPal, a rapidly growing, safe, convenient, and inexpensive payment system for internet purchases and - in the long run - a challenge for the credit card companies. "
Not if you're a seller! It's a DANGEROUS entity to use if you are a seller and MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT THAT!
Poor Performance Often Linked to Excessive Executive Pay [View article]
nakedjaybird:
What you said!!! In spades!!!
Nor should an incompetent CEO be paid multi-millions aka Golden Umbrella to get him out the door!!! "They" should suffer like any other John or Jane Everyman!!!
Should We Really Bail Out the Big Three Automakers with $73.20 Per Hour Labor? [View article]
To The_Value_Investor:
"The BIG 3 sealed their own fate when they were given subsidies in the 70's and instead of innovating created the SUV."
Yes yes yes! I come from that time as a teen and young adult. Remember it well. The "Big Three" would not even consider building economy cars. Just plain refused. We were in a genuine fuel crises then. Any remember. Even and odd days had to tank up if your license plate was even or odd? The Big Three opened a Pandora's Box they could -- with good reason -- never close! The Imports -- mainly Japanese -- brought to the country their excellently engineered economy automobiles and the Big Three have NEVER recovered.
"Buy American"? only? Not this gal's dad. A World War II veteran who saw active duty in the South Pacific Theater, who fought at Okinawa, Iwo Jima, the Phillipines, among elsewhere, was one of the first to snap up those great cars. Without ever waging an inner loyalty battle.
Should We Really Bail Out the Big Three Automakers with $73.20 Per Hour Labor? [View article]
To Chrysler Engineer,
If you want to make this political, the let's point the finger the right direction. "Way back when" Pres Clinton started after the lending institutes to relax their approval requirements! I easily recall that. Anybody of age as an adult in the U.S. of A. remembers that!!!
This housing and auto and financial collapse has NOTHING to do with the "war". It was not "CAUSED" by the war. It IS, however, rotten timing.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
On Apr 16 01:24 PM WAKEUP wrote:
> Same - Oh. The recession is real, deep, long-lasting, and has changed
> forever the American financial landscape.Oh, well, let's go to Starbucks,
> for coffee. Oops, forgot, Starbucks closed that store. Got any instant
> coffee?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...
I actually MUCH prefer the coffee, atmosphere, music, the overall ambience -- being adult and all -- to McDonalds!
There is something about kids running around screaming and such and pelting about to and fro the playground, that in the afternoon, evenings, and especially weekends, simply cannot compare to a Starbucks. And yes, I love children. I raised three and Mickey D's was the favorite haunt.
Starbucks is more than just a great cup of coffee.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Not if you're a seller! It's a DANGEROUS entity to use if you are a seller and MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT THAT!
SELLER BEWARE!
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
eBay is stumbling in EVERYTHING for the past 12 months. March was the one year anniversary of its new CEO and what a disaster it has been.
He rammed the sword to the hilt in the very heart of this golden company.
Poor Performance Often Linked to Excessive Executive Pay [View article]
What you said!!! In spades!!!
Nor should an incompetent CEO be paid multi-millions aka Golden Umbrella to get him out the door!!! "They" should suffer like any other John or Jane Everyman!!!
Should We Really Bail Out the Big Three Automakers with $73.20 Per Hour Labor? [View article]
"The BIG 3 sealed their own fate when they were given subsidies in the 70's and instead of innovating created the SUV."
Yes yes yes! I come from that time as a teen and young adult. Remember it well. The "Big Three" would not even consider building economy cars. Just plain refused. We were in a genuine fuel crises then. Any remember. Even and odd days had to tank up if your license plate was even or odd? The Big Three opened a Pandora's Box they could -- with good reason -- never close! The Imports -- mainly Japanese -- brought to the country their excellently engineered economy automobiles and the Big Three have NEVER recovered.
"Buy American"? only? Not this gal's dad. A World War II veteran who saw active duty in the South Pacific Theater, who fought at Okinawa, Iwo Jima, the Phillipines, among elsewhere, was one of the first to snap up those great cars.
Without ever waging an inner loyalty battle.
Should We Really Bail Out the Big Three Automakers with $73.20 Per Hour Labor? [View article]
If you want to make this political, the let's point the finger the right direction. "Way back when" Pres Clinton started after the lending institutes to relax their approval requirements! I easily recall that. Anybody of age as an adult in the U.S. of A. remembers that!!!
This housing and auto and financial collapse has NOTHING to do with the "war". It was not "CAUSED" by the war. It IS, however, rotten timing.