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Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Small Businesses Lead In New Job Creation

October 5, 2011

U.S. nonfarm private employment highlights for September 2011 indicate a gain of 91,000 jobs, with 60,000 of those coming from small businesses. It appears the adage of small businesses leading the U.S. job growth stays intact. Why do small businesses continue to flourish with very little assistance ffrom the U.S. government, while the big corporations receive bailouts?

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Startup America partnership open for business

September 19, 2011

Analysis of:Startup America Partnership | www.startupamericapartnership.org

Young companies can now register to become verified Startup America firms and gain access to resources from more than twenty five leading companies.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

US Banking - Deposits UP & Investment DOWN

August 10, 2011

A clear understanding that depositors have extreme safety (within appropriate FDIC guidelines and limits) and that for investors the caveat "BUYER BEWARE" is more prominent than ever before.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

30 & Out (Shuttle Retires)

July 21, 2011

Analysis of:Space Shuttle Atlantis Makes Historic Final Landing, Ending 30-Year Era | www.huffingtonpost.com

NASA's space shuttle fleet began with its first launch on April 12, 1981 and  retired 30 years later July 21, 2011.I believe that this wonderful program has been a  Boot Strap  which pulls everyone into the future way.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Obama says he cannot guarantee Social Security checks will go out on August 3

July 12, 2011

Analysis of:Obama says he cannot guarantee Social Security checks will go out on August 3 | www.cbsnews.com

I must be prudent, hold back my immediate thoughts, and let this article's statement speak for itself:==>Obama says he cannot guarantee Social Security checks will go out on August 3

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Global Motorsports Watching USA

July 4, 2011

Analysis of:FOTA boss Martin Whitmarsh would like for F1 to compete on the United States' east and west coasts. | formula-one.speedtv.com

During the 30-years of US open-wheel racing, I have observed USAC, IMS, CART, Indy Lights, Champ Car, IRL and the recent version Indy Car organize the racing.

Duncan MacDonaldConsultantDuncan McDonald

Premature to celebrate Court's curb on class actions?

June 21, 2011

Analysis of:Justices Curb Class Actions | online.wsj.com

Yesterday the Supreme Court significantly made it much harder for lawyers to bring class actions on behalf of workers but also consumers, investors, merchants, taxpayers and others. In the process it will make life much easier for businesses and our state and federal court systems. A cause for celebration, indeed.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Cycling for more Dollars - Tour de France

June 20, 2011

Analysis of:TOUR DE FRANCE 2011 | www.letour.fr

Running from Saturday July 2rd to Sunday July 24th 2011, the 98th Tour de France will be made up of 21 stages and will cover a total distance of 3,430.5 kilometres.

Duncan MacDonaldConsultantDuncan McDonald

High Court's class action decision dents retail effort against interchange fees

June 20, 2011

Analysis of:Wal-Mart Wins Supreme Court Sex-Bias Case Ruling | online.wsj.com

The Supreme Court today significantly made it harder for consumer and commercial plaintiffs to sue corporations via class actions. Ruling in favor of Walmart in an anti-discrimination suit, the Court said plaintiffs must present substantial evidence that the various class members share a precise standard of commonality of facts and law to achieve a class certification consistent with the Constitution's due process protections of defendants. As such it is a big victory for businesses.

Duncan MacDonaldConsultantDuncan McDonald

Durbin's debit fee Amendment survives in Congress but may not in court

June 14, 2011

Analysis of:Banking Industry Girds for Debit-Card War in Court | online.wsj.com

The rejection of a delay in the implementation of the Durbin Amendment rule to cap debit card swipe fees at 12 cents has emboldened the payments industry to litigate the legality of Durbin and the FRB rule proposed last December. The plaintiffs will argue that the FRB's interpretation of Durbin was way off the mark per the constitutional standards that apply to federal agencies under the Administrative Procedures Act.

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