Value investing will work if you can weed out the 'value traps,' Bank of America says

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Value investing will work if you can weed out the 'value traps,' Bank of America says

(This story is for CNBC Pro subscribers only.) Bank of America is all-in on downtrodden value investing, but the Wall Street firm is warning investors about value traps. “We prefer Value to Growth for a multitude of reasons, spanning macro and micro, but watch …
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Hormel Foods is offering a free college education for its employees' dependent children

In a news release today, Hormel Foods announced that “it is making a commitment to provide the opportunity of a college education to the dependent children of its inspired team members.” In other words – it’s offering to pay for their college education.
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Company will pay you $1000 to go camping for 2 days without internet

ORLANDO, Fla. – Netflix and social media have been a saving grace for many who have been bored while stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic. So would you be willing to go on a ‘digital detox’ for 2 days inside an RV if it meant scoring $1,000?
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Accounting student lands major scholarship, CPA on the way

Nicole Phifer, a graduate student in the Schlief School of Accountancy, won a $10,000 scholarship from the Public Company Accounting Oversight
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Here are 5 takeaways from the Dow index shakeup

One of the oldest and best known gauges of the U.S. stock market is getting a makeover. The Dow Jones industrial average, which tracks 30 large, publicly traded companies, is replacing three of the components in a shake-up meant to reflect massive shifts in …
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