21 posts tagged cake financial

Instilling Fear in Poultry Processing Workers It's one of the most effective tools poultry processors have used over the past 6 decades or so to keep workers "docile," willing to accept less, afraid to ask for more.

Update: Four New Social Investing Websites 1 Comment Published May 8th, 2008 in Internet, Trading I’ve updated the list of social networking website devoted to trading/investing with these four: Cake Financial MarketGuru Mint Wikinvest Is this completely new to you? Then you are in for a treat! Think of it as facebook meets Wall St.

The good people of Cake are back with another tantalizing episode of The Slice. Don 't miss Steve and Sven-- and a special guest-- as they wrap about the Most Active Positions among Cake's Elite & Platinum members. A few highlights from the week: GEN ELECTRIC CO (GE) NetSuite Inc.

Steve is back from his Mexico vacation - and, coincidentally, this week's Slice (Episode 15) features talk of bargain shopping south of the border: Cake's top performer's are buying PCU and AMX. He also offers our resident Swede both love and disaster -- a must see!

Silicon Valley-based startup Mint, which provides a service that lets users manage their checking, savings and credit card accounts online, will launch a new product on May 6 that let’s users track virtually any type of investment account as well. Users will now be able to manage all of their financial assets on the Mint site.

Thanks for following Brad & Mark’s reviews of Finovate Startup! Read their reviews of the 40 demoing companies live all day long here at the Banktastic Blog! Let’s continue on with the second set of companies! Guardian Analytics - Fraud Map Brad’s Review: Looks crazy difficult to use.

Download this video Thanks for checking out this episode of BanktasticTV’s “The CU Scoop” featuring Mark McSpadden. Here are some important notes about this episode: Finovate Startup 2008 Mark & Brad Garland (host of BanktasticTV’s The Burst) will be at Finovate Startup on April 29, 2008, in San Francisco, CA!

Once you make the decision to make your move into marketing information products on the internet, the first step is to research niches to determine which target audience needs and will pay for information. You cannot limit yourself to a single product for a narrow niche audience and expect to gain financial security for the long term from one product.

You've asked for an easy way to connect with other investors, and you've suggested that an At-A-Glance view of Cake activity would be valuable... and so today we're proud to introduce two new Cake features.

There are no secrets online anymore. People share everything, even the performance of their personal stock portfolios. Social investing site Covestor raised $6.5 million in a series A financing based on the appeal of this concept. The round was led by Union Square Ventures and Spark Capital.