American Apparel’s board of directors adopted a shareholder rights plan aimed at preventing a takeover from ousted chairman Dov Charney.
American Apparel prepares for battle
Month: June 2014
Ikea giving minimum wage workers a raise
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Tight Inventory Still Holding Back Bay Area Home Sales
Aereo’s Supreme Court destiny
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How Congress may mess with your commute
No one wants the federal Highway Trust Fund to run short of money or expire. But it will do both, fairly soon. And yet lawmakers still haven’t agreed on just how to replenish it.
Banks know that customers hate them
It’s costing them money, and there is no easy solution.
Mickelson’s lawyer: He did not trade Clorox
Mickelson’s lawyer says golfing star never traded shares of Clorox as alleged in earlier reports about an insider trading probe.
U.S. middle class: Poorer than you think
Americans may be considered rich compared to other nations, but the wealth of the middle class ranks pretty low.
From broke to billionaire
The world’s wealthiest didn’t all start out that way.
ECB pushes U.S. stocks to fresh records
You can thank the European Central Bank for the latest stock market optimism.
