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Consumer watchdog to look into overdraft fees

Posted today at 3:11pm

Of all the bank fees that customers love to hate, overdraft charges on checking accounts have to be near the top. The government's new consumer protection agency appears to agree.

Stocks end lower on concerns over Europe

Posted today at 3:08pm

U.S. stocks closed Wednesday lower, with the S&P 500 stalled near a 10-month-old high after weak data on European business activity raised concerns about a recession in the euro zone.

Facebook profiles predict job success

Posted today at 2:09pm

If you think just keeping your Facebook page free of drunken photos will help you land a job, think again. Facebook facts that make you look worldly and popular may say more about you to a hiring manager than anything else.

Microsoft to Google: Please don't kill Web video

Posted today at 1:40pm

Microsoft has made a complaint to the Europe’s competition regulator against Motorola Mobility and Google, accusing them of breaking competition rules and potentially blocking Web videos.

Housing perks up, but prices are still falling

Posted today at 12:55pm

Though the pace of home sales picked up last month as the economy and job market improved, home prices have yet to show any meaningful turnaround.Though the pace of home sales picked up last month as the economy and job market improved, home prices have yet to show any meaningful turnaround.



Longer lives equal more anxiety for affluent

Posted today at 12:27pm

If you knew you would be around to blow out the candles at your 100th birthday party, would that change how you manage your money today?

Management lessons to learn from 'Star Wars'

Posted today at 11:47am

Darth Vader's impatience with subordinates' mistakes led to a culture inside the Galactic Empire that hurt team building. Oh, and killed Admiral Ozzel too.Let’s take a look at five of the Empire’s biggest mistakes and see how you can avoid them in your own organization.



John Schoen offers tips on housing, rates

Posted today at 11:35am

TODAY Money expert and msnbc.com senior writer John Schoen joined us for a live web chat Wednesday to talk about the housing market. TODAY Money expert and msnbc.com senior writer John Schoen joined us for a live web chat Wednesday to talk about the housing market.



Working-mommy myth: They're unhappy

Posted today at 10:51am

There’s a dirty little secret working mothers have been keeping: They’re happy. A new study found that nearly eight out of ten employed mothers are enjoying being a working parent.

One-armed man sues Starbucks for not hiring him

Posted today at 10:45am

A man who was born with half a left arm is suing Starbucks for failing to hire him as a barista. The suit claims that he was capable of doing the job but was never given a chance to fully explain his capabilities or possible accommodation as required under state law

Rock-a-bye cheaply -- the best cribs for under $200

Posted today at 10:40am

By Kara Reinhardt, Cheapism.com Celebrity watchers crave even the slightest bit of news on the baby girl born last month to music moguls Beyonce and Jay-Z. No detail is too small, down to reports that she sleeps in an ultramodern Lucite crib with a $3,500 price tag.By Kara Reinhardt, Cheapism.com Celebrity watchers crave even the slightest bit of news on the baby girl born last month to music moguls Beyonce and Jay-Z. No detail is too small, down to reports that she sleeps in an ultramodern Lucite crib with a $3,500 price tag.



Space on the mantel: Homes of Oscar nominees

Posted today at 10:35am

The movers and shakers of the movie-making industry have checked off most of the red-carpet events this awards' season: Critics' Choice Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards and Golden Globes. Next up? The granddaddy of 'em all: The Academy Awards.The movers and shakers of the movie-making industry have checked off most of the red-carpet events this awards' season: Critics' Choice Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards and Golden Globes. Next up? The granddaddy of 'em all: The Academy Awards.



Pay cut for AT&T CEO after failed T-Mobile deal

Posted today at 9:59am

AT&T’s failed attempt to take over rival T-Mobile USA cost the company a whopping $4.2 billion in break-up fees and other charges. It cost its CEO $2 million.AT&T’s failed attempt to take over rival T-Mobile USA cost the company a whopping $4.2 billion in break-up fees and other charges. It cost its CEO $2 million.



Home sales jump to fastest pace in 2 years

Posted today at 9:21am

Sales of previously owned homes surged in January to the fastest pace since May 2010 in another sign that the housing market is slowly making some headway against its longest dip since the Great Depression.Sales of previously owned homes surged in January to the fastest pace since May 2010 in another sign that the housing market is slowly making some headway against its longest dip since the Great Depression.



Workers can't sit out of office politics game

Posted today at 9:03am

Managers don’t want to engage in it and employees hate it. Unfortunately, office politics can’t be avoided. The good thing is, many workers realize engaging in office politics on some level is an important part of getting ahead.

Honda recalling 46,000 vans to fix rear doors

Posted today at 8:49am

Honda is recalling nearly 46,000 Odyssey minivans in the U.S. because the rear doors can fall on people unexpectedly, and have on at least two occasions.

Bank overdraft fees targeted in federal probe

Posted today at 7:16am

The new U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is weighing a crackdown on checking account overdraft fees charged by banks, saying the charges can "inflict serious economic harm" on consumers.

Student loans are a ticking 'debt bomb'

Posted today at 6:37am

It’s a vicious cycle. Many families in this country cannot afford the skyrocketing cost of higher education without student loans. But many graduates can't find a job to pay off the loans.

Battery car start-ups race to prove critics wrong

Posted today at 6:33am

Fisker Automotive and Tesla Automotive have run into speedbumps on the road to producing a viable battery car. But they aren't giving up.

One in four would get soaked by a rainy day

Posted yesterday at 12:04pm

Survey finds that 25 percent of Americans have more credit card debt than they have in emergency savings, and that spells trouble if an emergency situation actually hits.

Ville Platte Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month is Faith House of Acadiana

Congratulations to Faith House of Acadiana. The Ville Platte Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for January.
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