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Auditors: Staffing shortages stymie stimulus
A shortage of contract staff has led to poor planning, non-competitive contracts and a failure to oversee contractors, government auditors s ...

How to sell shares in your insurance company
Q: When our insurance company went public, we were issued a few shares of the company's stock. I want to sell them, but how?

When are employers required to pay workers overtime?
Q: I have an employee who is demanding overtime. I classify her as management and as such I say I don't have to pay her overtime. Do I? Bar ...

European debt crisis reignites; Ireland's borrowing costs soar
Renewed fears about European debt rattled markets Tuesday as investors rediscovered Old World financial problems they thought had been quell ...

HP sues to block former CEO Mark Hurd from going to Oracle
Hewlett-Packard sued former CEO Mark Hurd on Tuesday to prevent him from joining rival Oracle.

'Flash crash' may be sparking stock fund withdrawals
As investors yank money out of stock mutual funds, the May 6 "flash crash" is increasingly being cited as a key reason the public is selling ...

School-supply lists grow to include some unusual stuff
A growing number of schools are asking students' families to provide hand sanitizers, wipes, facial tissues and at one school shaving crea ...

Microsoft gets legal might to target spamming botnets
Microsoft now has a proven legal means to take aim at U.S.-registered domains shown to be conducting criminal activity.

JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater could avoid jail time
Former JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater will undergo a mental health evaluation with the aim of avoiding jail time.

Burger King expands breakfast menu as it takes on McDonald's
Burger King is introducing nine new breakfast items including blueberry biscuits and pancake platters and planning a major breakfast marketing ...