Wall Street On Notice, Black America's 'Perpetual Recession' And More

July 22, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Wall Street Banks Put On Notice NEW YORK, July 21 - The U.S. commodities market regulator has put Wall Street banks and other big traders on notice for a possible investigation of their metals warehousing businesses following years of complaints about inflated prices.  Continue reading... BLACK AMERICA'S 'PERPETUAL, SLOW-MOVING RECESSION' Doctors Are Confused About Obamacare Eurozone Debt Burden Hits Record And The Worst Company To Work For Is... Limo Driver Facing Damning Allegations After Fire Kills Passengers McDonald's Employees Walk Out In Protest Of Broken Air Conditioner After Crew Member Collapses PHOTOS: Man Harassed With Horribly Racist Images At Work PHOTO: A Map Of McDonald's World Domination And The Worst Company To Work For Is... DAN SOLIN Upside-down Bash on Index Investing Certainly, the obscene fees charged by these funds create a drag on performance, but is Mr. Zhang really arguing that fees cause such a large gap? And if so, shouldn't that be a different big red flag for investing in these vehicles? Continue reading... BRAZEN LIFE Better Ways to Look for a Job and Ask for a Raise Securing the career you want at the pay you deserve is already a difficult task. By incorporating some data hacks into your job search, you can "tip the scales" in your favor. Continue reading... ROBERT SLAYTON Megadata So let's stop pulling the small fruit off the tree, and start dealing with the real mega giants of megadata. Why isn't Congress holding disclosure hearings, preparing legislation to rein in Google and Facebook, Apple and Microsoft? Continue reading... ADAM GRANT How to Get the Attention of Busy People Three months ago, the New York Times ran a cover story on my work, "Is giving the secret to getting ahead?" Suddenly, my inbox was flooded with messages from thousands of strangers asking for help. Continue reading... PETER DREIER Americans Deserve a Big Raise -- Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Fair Labor Standards Act Over the past 50 years, the productivity of America's workers has surged, but the minimum wage has fallen further and further behind. In fact, if the minimum wage had kept pace with increases in worker productivity since 1960, it would now stand at $21.72 per hour. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003