By Mark Glover mglover@sacbee.com Published: Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2008 Fresno-based recreational vehicle dealer Dan Gamel has closed his RV dealership in Rocklin, along with three other stores from what was once a $400 million-a-year RV empire. Whether the stores will… Continue Reading
How We Knew Bernie Madoff Was A Fraud View SlideShare document or Upload your own. (tags: madoff) (Full text is presented) see also: Investment Adviser Aksia Warned Clients of Madoff ‘Red Flags’
Andy Kessler, 12.16.08 From ”schlub” to ”macher” to ”goniff.” Why, Bernie, why? By all accounts, Bernard Madoff had a successful trading business and was a hitter on Wall Street. Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities was one of the top three… Continue Reading
By Jim Wasserman jwasserman@sacbee.com Published: Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008 What does the Fed rate cut mean to you with a mortgage, car loan and credit cards? You could be a winner if you have a home equity line of credit.… Continue Reading
A GM failure would cause production problems, crush already weak demand and potentially open the door to low-cost competitors. By Chris Isidore, CNNMoney.com senior writer Last Updated: December 15, 2008 NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — Detroit’s Big Three aren’t the only… Continue Reading
MediaNews Sees Bad Timing on Newspapers, Not Bad Bets By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA Published: December 14, 2008 SAN JOSE — Dean Singleton expanded his newspaper empire at the worst possible time, in the worst part of the country he could have… Continue Reading
By Bobby Caina Calvan bcalvan@sacbee.com Published: Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008 “The root cause of balance billing is HMOs and other insurers not paying the bills. We don’t want patients to have to pay a bill that their insurers say they… Continue Reading
Ruthie Ackerman, 12.11.08, 10:30 PM EST Discount retailer lures customers looking for gas and food, but can’t get them to buy much else. Consumers are still flocking to Costco Wholesale, but they’re being more focused about their purchases, buying necessities… Continue Reading
By Jim Wasserman jwasserman@sacbee.com Published: Friday, Dec. 12, 2008 You would think people with mortgage problems have enough trouble. But rogues in real estate always find new ways to inflict more. Last year it was foreclosure rescue schemes that robbed… Continue Reading
By John Curran Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008 The U.S. Treasury building Extraordinary things are happening in bond land lately. Tuesday’s head-spinning news that Treasury bills had been auctioned off with negative interest rates is only the latest in a series… Continue Reading
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