Capitalism has been the economic system used in the United States for generations. The United States economy and lifestyle, is based on these capitalistic principles. A company that pursues a risky and dangerous business model, and is not profitable will likely close, file for bankruptcy (Chapter 7 or Chapter 11) or forced to secure new … Read more
New York City-based Fund.com (OTCBB: FNDM) is a diversified financial services company that has assets of billion under management. It focuses on the origination, seeding, and formation of both actively managed ETFs and hedge funds through its wholly owned subsidiary Weston Capital Management, based in West Palm Beach, FL, and its majority-owned subsidiary, Advisor Shares … Read more
STARKEY SHARP v. LINDA R. SHARPCOURT OF APPEALS OF NORTH CAROLINAJanuary 7, 1987, Heard in the Court of Appeals January 20, 1987, Filed Plaintiff filed this action seeking an absolute divorce from defendant on grounds of one year’s separation. In her answer, defendant admitted the allegations of the complaint and asserted a counterclaim for equitable … Read more
An ETN or an Exchange Traded Note is a senior, unsecured, unsubordinated debt security, which is issued by an underwriting bank. ETNs are backed only by the credit of the issuer and they also possess a maturity date. Leveraged ETN tracking is designed for investors in order to provide access to the returns of … Read more
Saving your company from ruins due to worker misclassification Executive Summary Over the years, full-time employees in the United States have enjoyed the fruits of long-term employment benefits where a good majority of the baby-boomers practically worked for a single employer until retirement. However, business circumstances have lead to a new trend in the industry … Read more