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- Debit or credit? Higher One's 'noodly' fees irk college students
IT'S ONLY MONEY: Heading to college? Higher One's debit card is on hundreds of campuses. But don't run it as one. You'll pay 50 cents. Unless you're at Portland State or Southern Oregon. And in the know.
- Finance and Banking
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 ("the Act") begins sweeping reform for the U.S. financial system. It requires new and existing regulatory agencies to undertake more than 50 studies of the financial system and more than 250 instances of rulemaking.
- Va. jeweler provides secret Bush ring
Richmond, Va.—When Jenna Bush ties the knot in Texas tomorrow, a Virginia jeweler will have the satisfaction of having a hand in the high-profile nuptials—or at least a finger.
- ‘Public Enemies’ Screenwriter Adapting ‘Skeletons on the Zahara’
Public Enemies screenwriter Ronan Bennett is taking on a potentially loaded project. He'll adapt Dean King's book Skeletons on the Zahara, which tells the story of twelve American sailors who into submit themselves into slavery in Africa after being shipwrecked, hoping that as slaves they'll be given enough sustenance to survive. The story is based in part on the account of the ordeal written by ...
- DAPC upset over funding cut
Council hashes matter out with volunteer group The 3-2 vote last week to completely eliminate Peachtree City’s $35,000 funding for the Development Authority of Peachtree City was taken by some authority members as an insult to their work as volunteers and their stewardship over a meager $35,000 budget. But to their credit, the three council members who supported that move: Eric Imker, Vanessa ...
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