The Past Costs Backman His Job, Only Four Days After Receiving It
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The Arizona Diamondbacks fired new manager Wally Backman on Friday because of legal indiscretions revealed in The New York Times on Tuesday.
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How the tax man can get us out of this corporate options mess and make backdating a thing of the past. By Andy Kessler from Wired magazine.
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I want to understand what it&#39;s like to play for Tom Coughlin. So I file this column at 5:30 pm Friday -- 28 hours before deadline -- and the Times Union fines me 63 cents for writing in my home office in boxer
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Consumers who have become used to writing checks in the expectation of having at least a couple of days to cover them with a deposit may soon be in for a rude awakening.
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Company exec's post-launch spiel published too soon, it seems
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and the money deducted from your account -- within a few hours. Savvy consumers no longer can count on a delay of a day
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Ten former mailroom employees at the Internal Revenue Service who lost their jobs because of outsourcing will receive about $4,000 each in back pay as part of a legal settlement, the National Treasury Employees Union has announced.
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South Bend, IN - If you haven&#39;t sent out your holiday mail by now, it&#39;ll cost you more to get it there in time for this weekend.
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Starting Thursday, if you write a check, the money had better be in the account to back it up. The cash could be coming out quicker.
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Forget instant gratification. Buybacks are worth the wait.
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When aircraft problems forced the cancellation of Wally Backman&#39;s trip last week to interview for the Mets&#39; manager&#39;s job, something told Backman to cancel a chance to be reunited with his former team.
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Company will ship $4,900 camcorder and $3,700 digital recorder in February.
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A state employee who was suspended from his job for making unfavorable comments online about a struggling community in rural Virginia has been awarded back pay.
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A Norfolk man spent four hours holding a rusty piece of metal he feared was an unexploded World War Two bomb that would detonate if he let go -- only to be told he had been cradling part of an old car.
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After reading a book this year about serious flaws in Japan's pension system, retired deliveryman Yoshikazu Hirano thought he'd check his own records just to be safe. He's glad he did: The 74-year-old discovered the government had shortchanged him by 460,000 yen ($3,770) in benefits he accrued while driving a truck for three years in the 1950s and 60s.
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Turnaround from record loss is not right around the corner.
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A video posted seems to succeed in far less time than it would take to read a recently-published "unauthorized" biography.