If you've recently scribble d your name on a screen with your finger, you know that signatures aren't what they used to be. The right signatures, however, can be worth quite a bit — either in money or in memories.
If you're thinking of starting an autograph collection, or just wondering how much your autograph collection is worth, you're going to have to do some research. And if you decide to sell your autographs, you'll have to figure out the best way to do that.
I Was Saving a Lot of Money During Lockdown. But Then It All Changed. - WSJ
Uncertain of what lay beyond the apocalypse outside my apartment, I hoarded my paychecks—including the stimulus one—only daring to spend money on necessities such as groceries, sanitizer and a new TV when mine thumbed its nose at me during week two of quarantine.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
So You Hired a Consultant. Here’s How to Get Your Money’s Worth.
Many leaders solicit the help of internal and external consultants, and the return on that advice depends on who’s receiving it. The author, currently an internal advisor and formerly an external consultant, reflects on the different returns leaders get for the same investment.
Giving professional advice is a big business. The global management consulting market is worth $160 billion and employs nearly a million people in the U.S. alone . But what's the return on all that advice? That depends largely on who's receiving it.
Inside the Coming War Over Money and Cryptos | Barron's
The war over money is heating up: For the first time in more than a century, the dollar's supremacy is being challenged.
Don't Waste Your Money: Products of Hawaii
(WHTM) — For many people in mainland United States, Hawaii is a place we dream of. That is why Kona Coffee and Hawaiian Rolls are so popular. They transport us there. But, are they really from the Aloha State?
Sorry to shatter the tropical dream, but a new report from the consumer site, mouseprint.org , points to a lawsuit filed against the makers of King’s Hawaiian Rolls.
Cramer's Mad Money Recap: FedEx, Costco, Nike - TheStreet
The late-September swoon is here and it's time to take evasive action, Jim Cramer warned his Mad Money viewers Friday. That means investors need to lock in gains, raise cash and even sell short to protect their positions against what is historically a rough period for stocks.
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