TOP 100 FINANCIAL SITES
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| Old King Coal will stay on the commodities throne for years A stocking full of coal is not the most exciting Christmas present. But it's got a better chance of increasing in value than a Wii Fit or a Zhu Zhu Pet. telegraph.co.uk |
Cashbox to pay 30pc more in costs for £5.7m Bank of Scotland loan Cashbox, the controversial cash machine operator that charges customers an average £1.75 to get their hands on their own money, is to get a taste of its own medicine by paying significantly more for its financing costs. telegraph.co.uk |
Jonathan Burton's Life Savings: Simple steps to a more secure retirement Bitten by the bear one too many times and uncertain about their jobs and the economy, investors have avoided stocks even after the market’s rapid ascent. Indeed, the market’s strong rebound over the past 10 months only makes many sidelined buyers more afraid to get on board, and the sell-off last week likely exacerbated those fears. Their mantra: We won’t get fooled again. feeds.marketwatch.com |
Woolies' demise sees jump in MBL sales The demise of Woolworths and its Entertainment UK wholesale subsidiary has contributed to a surge in business for rival CD and DVD distributor MBL Group, which saw a 30pc jump in sales in the last quarter of 2009. telegraph.co.uk |
Canada's loonie on bumpy path to U.S. parity The Canadian dollar is on track to hit parity with the U.S. dollar, a rise that would underscore the strength of Canada's economy as well as its vulnerability to swift changes in commodities prices. feeds.marketwatch.com |