Category Archives: Economy
How To Build A Great Client List
This not easy and we’re realize some people just don’t get it. Any mistakes happen and they realize it before it happen. They know there’s a heatwave, but they wait until it arrives, finally they find empty shelves They know the best theatre seats always sell first, yet they book their theatre tickets late and … Continue reading
Frost Bank Tower
Some interesting trivia: The Frost Bank Tower was the first skyscraper constructed in the USA after the terrorist attacks on 9/11. It’s been the tallest building in Austin since then, but it’s about to lose that title to a couple of buildings. It was voted best new building by Austin Chronicle readers in 2004. There … Continue reading
Will Black Friday Become Cyber Friday?
One of the most significant online shopping days of the year is Cyber Monday, which, like Black Friday, follows Thanksgiving and unofficially marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season. But new data that Yahoo! has released suggests that Black Friday is itself increasingly becoming a popular day for online shoppers. Last year, while overall … Continue reading
Conservatives, Critics Blast Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize
Probably the main political impact of the news that the Nobel Committee has pronounced Barack Obama “the one” is that it will enhance his international standing, giving a major boost to his foreign policy agenda, so opponents of that agenda are already hard at work to de-legitimize the Nobel win. Domestically, it will force a … Continue reading
First Commonwealth Bank’s Site Goes Down
The website of First Commonwealth Bank fcbanking was not available for the customers for a little while this morning and just now the service was restored. At this point its not known what has caused the Fcbanking.com outage. Our search online for further information could not result in finding any information as to what may … Continue reading
Indonesia’s Economy Grows
Indonesia’s gross domestic product grew by 4% in the second quarter compared to the same period a year ago, Statistics Indonesia reported on Monday on its Web site. This was the slowest pace since 2003, but was slightly better than consensus estimates, said analysts at RBC Capital Markets. “Indonesia is less exposed to the global … Continue reading