Google, Verizon Push Web-Traffic Plan 8/9/2010 4:41:58 PM
Google and Verizon released a proposal arguing that broadband providers shouldn’t be able to discriminate against Internet content providers. Marcelo Prince and Amy Schatz discuss. Also, Dennis Berman discusses why bond investors are giving up on recovery and jobs.
Eric Savitz talks to Simon Constable about Skype’s plan for a $100 million initial public offering, less than a year after it was sold by eBay to a private-equity firm for about $2 billion.
Increasing numbers of older Americans are seeking out the security and comfort of a continuing-care retirement community. But a new report from the federal Government Accountability Office warns that such assurances often come at a steep price and “considerable risk.”
When changing employers, many workers leave money in the company retirement plan. But moving the dollars to your new firm or an IRA might be a better deal. Here’s how to decide.
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