The 2013 NHL season is finally settling in, and the competition is heating up for the Philadelphia Flyers. As of March 6, they’re skating a thin line between contenders or pretenders. At 11-12-1 and with 21 points, the Flyers are sitting at third place in a heated division with the hated Pitt... Read more...
Years beyond Allen Iverson’s tenure, the Philadelphia 76ers may have finally found their new “answer”—(drumroll, please…) The 2012 - 2013 twelve-man roster. Yes. It’s a bold swing, but the city’s vibe (with an increased media attention) has been relatively o... Read more...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FINLEY RECREATION CENTER YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL TO HOST BACK TO SCHOOL RALLY Rally plans to mobilize young community change agents PHILADELPHIA-September 25, 2012 - "Community Change Agents: Back To School Rally" from 10am-2pm at the Finley Recreation Center located at 1... Read more...
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11/01/2011,
by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in Freeing Slaves,
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The issues in this case are not merely problems with paperwork or a matter of dotting i’s and crossing t’s. Instead, they lie at the heart of the protections given to homeowners and borrowers… From the ruling The Too Big To Fail banks have been waiting with trepidation for a ruling from... Read more...
Following rumors of a “bank holiday” that could limit or prevent altogether cash withdrawals later this week, Twitter and other Internet forums were raging yesterday about numerous ATMs across the country that crashed in the early hours of Sunday morning, preventing customers from performing b... Read more...
6. Goldman Sachs CEO: Lloyd Blankfein 2007 compensation: $70 million 2008 compensation: $1.1 million 9-month compensation pool: $16.7 billion Workers: 31,700 Average compensation: $526,813 Loans, 2009 vs. 2008*: $41.6 billion vs. 41 billion (1.5%) 5. Morgan Stanley CEO: John Mack (who is s... Read more...
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15/12/2009,
by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in News,
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Wells Fargo said Monday it has reached an agreement with the government to return $25 billion in bailout money it received during last year's financial crisis. The San Francisco-based bank said repayment of the funds is contingent on a $10.4 billion common stock offering. The move comes on the s... Read more...