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American Express Plans Live Audio Webcasts of the Second Quarter Earnings Conference Call and Semi-Annual Financial Community Meeting
American Express plans to host a live audio webcast of its investor conference call at 5:00 pm (ET) on Thursday, July 23, 2009 to discuss second quarter 2009 financial results. The company's financial results are scheduled to be...

Growth-Focused Women Entrepreneurs Overcome Challenging Economy to Reach Million Dollar Goal
Make Mine a Million $ Business (M3), the only national initiative committed to helping post start-up women entrepreneurs grow million-dollar firms, today announced the names of 27 program participants who, despite the turbulent...

American Express Statement on Karl Malden
American Express released the following statement from Chairman Ken Chenault on the passing of Karl Malden earlier today: "My colleagues join me in mourning the loss of Karl Malden. He was always the leading man to his fans at American...

American Express Introduces First in the Industry: New Service To Help Consumers Manage Household Spending
American Express announced today a unique, new service that provides American Express® Charge Cardmembers with the ability to set spending limits for Additional Cards on their account. It's the only consumer card on the market to...

Banco do Brasil and American Express Launch Ourocard Estilo Platinum American Express® at Sao Paulo Fashion Week
Banco do Brasil and American Express today announced a strategic new partnership, whereby Banco do Brasil will issue American Express-branded cards that will be accepted on the American Express merchant network. Under the terms of the...

Real American Independence Means Freedom from Debt, Spending
Editor's Note: James Quinn is a senior director of strategic planning for a major university. James has held high-level financial positions with a retailer homebuilder and a university in his 22-year career. He can be found online at www.theburningplatform.com. The assumptions used in the bank stress tests were stress-free. The stress-test timeframe ended in 2010. William Black former bank regulator and author of The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One concludes:“There were no real examinations. Banks continue to overstate asset quality. The bankers pressured Congress which extorted 2009

Time To Split The Ceo And The Chair?
Harry Pearce says the only way to go now is with a strong CEO to lead the business and an independent, non-executive chairman to lead the board. 2009 07 02 16:01

Irish Eyes Are Smiling At A Drug Deal
Elan in play again as JNJ buys stake. 2009 07 02 14:23

Hollywood's Top-Earning Actresses
Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston face off at the top of our annual list. 2009 07 02 13:45

As Card Losses Hit Record Levels, Banks Hit Back
Expect future losses to exceed initial estimates. 2009 07 02 12:58

MasterCard Pays Off Settlement with $335M
MasterCard plans to pay $335 million by the end of the third quarter to pay off the remainder of a six-year-old class action suit with merchants. 2009 07 02 12:43

Nine Ways to Vote With Your Dollars
  VIEW SLIDESHOW Surely you’ve seen the myriad bumper stickers hats T-shirts and rally placards bearing slogans along the lines of “I’m a teacher. And I vote!” Or “I’m a gun owner. And I vote!” Or “I’m union. And I vote!” As we celebrate Independence Day it seems worth noting that only about 54% of eligible Americans actually vote.Some groups prefer to make their point by demonstrating their combined buying power to the world at large -- in a way that is almost guaranteed to be passed on and on and on and 2009 07 02 12:24

Hollywood's Top-Earning Actresses
Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston face off at the top of our annual list.

Apple, Microsoft lead tech
Consumers line up for the new iPhone; bank stocks move higher.

Homes You Can Buy With A Credit Card
Prices are continuing to slide. For brave bargain hunters, here are 10 homes one can put on plastic.

In Depth: Homes You Can Buy With a Credit Card
Prices are continuing to slide. For brave bargain hunters, here are ten homes one can put on plastic.

Solar, Steel Stocks Rally
U.S. Steel upgraded; banks prepare to repay TARP loans.

Stocks End Day Mixed
This is a transcript of the Market Update: Close Report.

Bull On The Edge
The market's advance may be under pressure, but this rally enjoys some strong technical underpinnings. Don't count it out.

Street Looks To TARP Repayments
Federal officials are expected to announce which firms will be the first to return government loans in the coming week.

Banks Await Details On TARP Repayment
This is a transcript of the Market Update: Week ahead video report.

Auto Sales Lift Market
Cardinal Health down on guidance; EMC makes a play for Data Domain.

Pending Home Sales Surge
This is a transcript of the Market Update: Midday Report.

GM Sells Hummer
Pending home sales surge; financials under pressure.

Rally Resumes On Wall Street
Pending home sales trump expectations, pushing stocks to early gains.

The Long, Hard Road To 'Excessive' Pay
Big businesses start small.

Whole Foods Beats
After hours: Shares of Jack In The Box, Clearwire, and Whole Foods rise.

For Most Banks, Not Too Stressful
Federal regulators determine 10 of 19 big banks need to raise capital; BofA, Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley to sell new shares.

Keep Cool With Credit Card Firms
One of the savviest investors is closing his short positions on credit card firms. And a new consumer protection bill won't change that.

Charge-Offs Hit Record High
As consumers miss payments, credit-card companies are writing off more loans -- a problem the Fed can't easily fix.

Exxon Leads Oil Stocks Lower
S&P downgrades American Express; First Solar soars.

American Express Leads
Dow locks in gain; Mohawk surges.

In Pictures: Hollywood's 15 Hardest-Working Moms
To compile the list, Forbes considered the earnings of female stars with at least one child.

Stocks Rally
Regional Banks and Apple lift Street.

Microsoft Slips On Downgrade
Stocks advance; BB&T beats.

American Express Charges Ahead
AMR beats expectations; Dow up.

Dow Closes Up, Despite Mixed Economic Data
This is a transcript of the Market Update: Close Report.

Tilson Talks Mortgage Default (at Forbes.com)

Beijing asks China Mobile to buy ICBC shares-media (at Reuters)

Stocks slide after jobs report (at CNNMoney.com)
Wall Street gets pummeled after June employment report. Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all down sharply.

Time To Split The Ceo And The Chair? (at Forbes.com)

Real American Independence Means Freedom from Debt, Spending (at Minyanville.com)
Real fiscal responsibility is the final frontier.

As Card Losses Hit Record Levels, Banks Hit Back (at Motley Fool)

Recovery, reset, or economic flip up? (at Fortune)
A gloomy outlook as we head off for the long weekend. Todays monthly jobs report was worse than Mays, worse than expected, and worse than weve seen in 26 years. The U.S. unemployment rate rose to 9.5%and is bound to go past 10%.

Irish Eyes Are Smiling At A Drug Deal (at Forbes.com)

Halftime Report: Worst Pre-4th Sell-Off In A Hundred Years? (at CNBC)

More Unemployment, Longer (Zacks.com)
While the current level of overall unemployed is 22.5% above its previous peak, the number of long-term unemployed is truly at unprecedented levels.

MasterCard Pays Off Settlement with $335M (at TheStreet.com)

American Express Company Earnings Call scheduled for Thu, July 23 (CCBN)

Nine Ways to Vote With Your Dollars (at Minyanville.com)
Say it with a sawbuck.

Five Dumbest Things on Wall Street: July 2 (at TheStreet.com)

McDonald's Finds the Beef (at Minyanville.com)

Dow Watch: Tumbleweeds and Tourists (at TheStreet.com)

Banks keep hiking rates as credit card law looms (AP)
Credit card reform may be looming in the headlines, but for now the fine print is still hitting consumers hard. Banks keep raising minimum payments, interest rates and fees, continuing the credit tightening that began last year, even as cardholders are falling further behind on their payments.

Citi Hikes Rates. Is Your Credit Card Next? (at SmartMoney.com)

Charge! Credit Card Companies Outlasting Economic Storm (at CNBC)

Woes for the credit card industry are far from over (at CNNMoney.com)
Despite rising unemployment, record defaults and tough new rules, card issuers are raising rates and AmEx is the Dow's best performer this year. Huh?