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It Happened To Me: I Got My First Period At Disneyland -- When I Was Nine

yesterdayLifestyle : xoJane

My shocking discovery in a Main Street, U.S.A. bathroom launched me into a lifetime of looking back at my shortened childhood. read more

How Do You Spot a Stupid CEO?

A recent Motley Fool article noted that some bankers actually are going to jail. Since the onset of the financial crisis, the cries from Main Street to jail bankers has been loud and steady. None of major executives from the top Wall...Show More Summary

Guest Post: The Great "American" Divide

Submitted by Lance Roberts of Street Talk Live blog, I have often spoken of the disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street. While asset prices are inflated by continued interventions of monetary policy from the Federal Reserve, boosting...Show More Summary

CK One Street Editon Shine Lipstick in Tagged

A lippie that's finding itself in the main rotation lately and one I am pretty sure will be a summer staple is the new CK One Shine Lipstick in Tagged from the Street Edition collection. This is a most unusual pick for me since I rarely go near pinks. Show More Summary

Abortion and Gosnell: The “Back Alley” Moved to Main Street

Abortion activists love their folklore. Women. Hangers. Millions of deaths. None of it’s true, but it sure sounds scary in a sound bite. Planned Parenthood’s own Medical Director, Dr. Mary Calderone, in a 1959 article decrying the lack of social acceptance of abortion declared: “Abortion is no longer a dangerous procedure…90% of all illegal abortions [...]

Asset Inflation And Bond Bubbles, Fed Policy At Work

By Wall Street Trading: By Joseph Morrison Inflation Pressure Since 2008, there has been a world war raging pitting the world's central banks against global economic meltdown. The central banks' main weapon has been some of the loosest monetary policies in history. Show More Summary

Square Stand Making Payments Easier and Cooler for Merchants

Square is a revolution in the way that merchants of all sizes (but especially the smaller ones) take payments for their products and services. Even in the little town I live in I can count several ‘main street’ merchants using the Square system to make their payment processing direct and easy. You pay on what [...]

It usually starts on Main Street

You know those big name brands that seem like industry giants? Well, most of them started on Main Street. From Sears to J.C. Penney to Best Buy and Walmart, each of these brands’ beginnings stem from entrepreneurs with small beginnings, big dreams and great business plans. During the Main Street Retailing Forum held as part [...]

Main Street's Solid Run Continues

By Valuentum: Business development company Main Street (MAIN) reported solid first-quarter results Thursday afternoon, marked by a strong increase in net investment income and book value. Net investment income per share rose 35% year-over-year to $0.50 per share, easily eclipsing consensus estimates. Show More Summary

Dan Cardinali: Daring to Dream: Graduating to a More Hopeful Future

Amid the euphoria of record levels for the Dow or the S&P 500, Wall Street and Main Street.That's certainly true, but my visit to Chaparral High School reminded me that for some kids, even Main Street looks like a dream destination -- and they don't have the bus fare to get there.

Main Street Capital to Pay Special Dividend of $0.20

Private equity firm is switching to a semi-annual special dividend policy instead of an annual payout.

Main Street Capital to Pay Special Dividend of $0.20

In addition to the third quarter's regular monthly dividends of $0.155 per share that Main Street Capital announced last week, the private equity firm announced today it would be making its semi-annual special dividend payment of $0.20...Show More Summary

Bloomberg Reporters Had Full Access To Customer Usage Logs, Including Help Transcript Logs

6 days agoIndustries / Law : Techdirt

This one is fairly incredible. Bloomberg LP's main business is selling ridiculously expensive terminals to Wall Street/financial folks for tracking market information. While I understood why they were able to succeed early on, I've been shocked that the internet hasn't seriously disrupted their business over the past decade or so. Show More Summary

Littleton Fruit: 1908

Circa 1908. "Main Street -- Littleton, New Hampshire." Yes, they have bananas, and Moxie, too. 8x10 glass negative, Detroit Publishing Co. View full size.

Pickaxe Rampage In Milan Leaves One Dead

A Ghanaian immigrant has killed one man and injured four others in a frenzied and apparently random pickaxe attack in Milan.The attacker wildly swung the pickaxe, running down streets and ferociously striking passers-by, mainly on the...Show More Summary

Main Street Capital Management Discusses Q1 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Main Street Capital (MAIN) Q1 2013 Earnings Call May 10, 2013 10:00 am ET Executives Ben Burnham - Vice President of Investor Relations Counsel Vincent D. Foster - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, President, Member of Credit Committee and Member of Investment Committee Todd A. Show More Summary

Audiophile on Main St.

As Record Store Day 2013 quickly fades into the distance and the spring/ summer garage sale season in the wild and wooly streets of New Jersey ignites, I’m reminded of the many wonderful records that are available out there that are not in record stores! Why, just two weeks ago, I jumped out of the [...] Advertise here with BSA

Maybe college isn’t for everyone. But it’s probably for you.

Stephanie Owen’s and Isabel Sawhill’s Brookings report, “Should Everyone Go to College?” is getting a great deal of well-deserved attention. But some of the coverage misses the report’s main implication. The Wall Street Journal opened their article, “Even in a … Continue reading ?

soc quarterly forum on occupy wall street

This Spring 2013 issue of Sociological Quarterly is dedicated mainly to discussion of Occupy Wall Street. A nice mix of movement research veterans, younger folks, and activists: Frances Fox Piven on organization Rasmus Kleis Nielsen on the use of social media Richard Flacks discusses the future of OWS. Required reading for movement scholars. Adverts: From Black […]

Main Street Capital to Pay $0.465 Dividend in Q3

Private equity firm Main Street Capital  announced today third-quarter monthly dividends of $0.155 per share, the same rate it paid in the second quarter after it raised the payout a half penny from $0.15 per share. The board of directors...Show More Summary

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