Caregivers pay the price

Caregivers pay the price
Neville Pottinger is accustomed to elected officials playing politics with his paycheck, but he will never understand why the first workers targeted in budget battles on Beacon Hill so often are the ones with incomes so low that many qualify for food stamps.

Path To Easy Street Might Go Smoother With Stop On Wisteria Lane
The street on which most Oklahomans live probably looks a lot different than Wisteria Lane. However, money experts say that Oklahomans might be a lot more like those Desperate Housewives financially than they might think.

Consolidation fever grips steel industry
The steel industry samba dance whirled at a fever pitch yesterday from Brazil to Britain and Moscow to Pittsburgh.

Business share tips
Sunday Telegraph: Insurance group Royal & Sun Alliance is one of the few companies that could benefit from last week's interest rate rise. Insurers tend to make more money from investments than they do from underwriting.