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FastUpFront New Technology Frees Small Business Cash Advances from Credit Card Processors (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
CLIFTON, N.J.----FastUpFront introduces a new technology that provides small business to qualify for unsecured cash advance loans. Traditionally, these loans were only available from the business's credit card processor, making these companies vulnerable to inflated costs, bad service and refusal.
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New Technology Frees Small Business Cash Advances from Credit Card Processors (PRWeb)
Small business can now seek advantages of dealing with a third party and are no longer tied to their credit card processor for unsecured cash advances.
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Payday lenders seeing upswing (Bowling Green Daily News)
It’s a Friday afternoon, and Ronald Salvador is rushing from work to pay off his loan.
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The best ways to raise cash fast (MSN Money Canada)
If you need to get your hands on some money, be wise in how you do it. Here are the options that will cause you the least pain, plus a couple sources you should never tap.
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'It was like the dam broke' (Boston Globe)
On Sept. 29, minutes after Congress rejected a $700 billion bailout, state Treasurer Timothy P. Cahill got an urgent e-mail on his BlackBerry at 1:55 p.m.: "The Dow is down 700 points."
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Dow falls below 9,000 (KXAN 36 Austin)
NEW YORK CITY (CNN/KXAN) -- Stocks slumped fast and hard on Thursday afternoon with the Dow falling below 9,000. This fall comes as reports that Treasury's may buy stakes in banks failed to reassure investors amid the ongoing credit crisis.
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Business And Careers (Tri-County Times)
(ARA) - This presidential election seems like it has lasted an eternity, and to many people in the United States, it is a critical one. This has both good and bad consequences.
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Money crisis: Where to put your money now (Money via Yahoo! Finance)
Back in January, when it first became clear the economy and the markets were in for a rough patch, the consensus forecast was that we'd have seen the worst of it by now.
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The Fed is Bankrupt: Update on the Helicopter (Kitco.com)
This might be the most important monetary discussion of the past few decades, and Ed Bugos should get a lot of credit for starting it with the excellent Who's Bailing out Whom? I agree with Mr. Bugos wholeheartedly although I believe the situation might be even more precarious than he states.
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Special Reports (Online Journal)
What’s clear from the behavior of European financial markets over the past two weeks is that the dramatic stories of financial meltdown and panic are deliberately being used by certain influential factions in and outside the EU to shape the future face of global banking in the wake of the US subprime and asset-backed security (ABS) debacle.
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