General Electric sets out on road to regaining investors' trust

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General Electric sets out on road to regaining investors' trust

Last Friday GE published restated earnings for 2016 and 2017, recast to reflect a new US accounting standard for recognising revenue from long-term contracts, which brought into focus the scale of the challenge he faces. Earnings for the first quarter of 2018 on Friday will show how much progress he is
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Should you get a credit card?

Credit cards can be valuable tools if used wisely and responsibly, but they can also lead to financial stress and debt. Should you get a credit card?
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Rashon Nelson, arrested at Philadelphia Starbucks, is praised by neighbors, frat brothers

To his neighbors in the Elmwood section of Southwest Philadelphia, and to his fraternity brothers nationwide, Rashon Nelson is a good guy.
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IRS blames Tax Day woes on glitch in file that houses personal records

The Internal Revenue Service's online tax filing systems failed widely on Tax Day because of a hardware “glitch” in the part of the agency's operating system that houses taxpayers' personal tax records, according to the tax collection agency.
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TSMC Q1 profit climbs 2.5 pct, lower than market forecasts

TAIPEI, April 19 (Reuters) – Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC) , the world's largest contract chipmaker, said first-quarter net profit rose 2.5 percent, lagging market forecasts.
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