Sheryl Sandberg to Sit on Facebook’s Board of Directors
On Monday, Sheryl Sandberg became the first female member of social network — Facebook’s board of directors. The company headquartered in Menlo Park, Calif., named Sandberg, 42 years old, as the eight member More...
Google CEO Larry Page Looses His Voice
Chief Executive Larry Page, billionaire and co-founder of Google has lost his voice, missed the Company’s annual meeting Thursday and he will miss two other important engagements over the next several weeks, but More...
Sources: Head of Morgan Stanley’s German Unit Offers Resignation
The head for Germany and Austria and chairman of the board at Morgan Stanley Bank AG, has offered to step down following an uproar over emails he reportedly exchanged with a regional politician, reported Reuters More...
Former Department of Justice Claims She Was Discriminated Against Because She Was ‘Attractive’
A former employee of the FBI’s field office in New Mexico is suing the Department of Justice for discrimination and harassment, saying several co-workers were “jealous of her appearance and Latin singing career.” Erika More...
Politico Reporter Suspended Over Remarks Made about Mitt Romney
Politico reporter Joe Williams has been suspended over inflammatory remarks he made about Mitt Romney on Thursday. He later said he was done working for the organization, reported Huffington Post on Friday. Williams More...
Union Rejects American Crystal Sugar Company Contract Proposal for Third Time
The majority of locked-out union workers at American Crystal Sugar Co. rejected the company’s contract proposal a third time Saturday, reported the Wall Street Journal Saturday. According to Mark Froemke, 56, More...
Applications for Jobless Benefits Falls Slightly, Manufacturing Slows
The number of Americans filing new applications for jobless benefits fell slightly, and manufacturing in the Philadelphia region decreased, pointing to a weakening economy. In the week ending June 16, the Labor More...
House Representatives Committee Votes Along Party Lines to Hold AG Eric Holder in Contempt of Congress
A US House of Representatives committee has voted along party lines to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress. The BBC reported Wednesday, that Holder failed to hand over papers relating to More...
Rumor: Ann Curry to Leave “Today” Show
Photo courtesy Kjunstorm’s Photostream via Flickr Ann Curry and NBC executives are in talks to end her role at the “Today” show, just two months after the American breakfast television show fell to second More...
Study: U.S. Workers Don’t Measure Success with Six Figure Earnings
For many people, a six figure salary is not a measure of success, this according to a study which finds a vast majority of Americans feel successful earning up to $70,000. The study by CareerBuilder finds that the More...
