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In 2011 they paid $8.5 billion for them hahahaha....another worthless acquisition... Does anyone use that? I used it maybe 15 times and haven't used it probably since 2012...

Exactly right....that's why it was a poor decision to make this buyout...Microsoft is going to put their personal touch into what they think people will want...I think msft bought them out for the accounts and info that linkedin has ...

I think your answer is in the last jobs report.....that's going to be there excuse for not raising rates this June meeting....like i said even if they raise rates to .5% or 1% by the end of 2016 they will all be taken back at the next fed emergency meeting when the markets go into bear mode and...

So they spent $26 billion to acquire linkedin ....they could have spent those billions elsewhere in a much better way ....they completely overpaid for that company especially offering them close to a 50% premium hahah....if they were smarter they could have waited another few years and picked it...

Everyone still fails to realize that to pay the $650 monthly car payment you have to earn $900-$950 ...

Really. Tell that to a friend of mine who returned his Acura and went into the same Acura (2016) with zero problems and same monthly payment....he was way over mileage

Yep everyone worried about the "BREXIT" Good excuse to sell off markets.... Oil dropping below 50!!! Just when you thought the markets were headed to new highs it drops again

Thought the Dow was going to close out the week above 18000

DRIP @ $6.61 :D:D

Risk free money... Oil up to 50+....highest its been in a year....can't wait to pay $3.00+ for a gallon of gas....once oil gets back to $75+ I'll even be loving it more paying over $4.00 a gallon.....keep it going...maybe $100 oil by December.... And gold surging too....best market everrrrrrr

For a 1999 model that Porsche has a timeless look to it...the cost to repair might be the only thing I would worry about though.....also scary to see how $100k+ cars are worth less than 1/2 their value after 5-7 years . especially the BMW 7 series which literally tanks in price after 5 yrs.

That's all you have to say?

How many times has the world Bank lowered growth forecasts in the last 2 years????? Here we are again getting yet another lowered forecast from the big world Bank but just don't worry, this will mean new highs on the S$P by July....kick back and collect your free money!!! WASHINGTON (AP) --...

Unless you aren't paying attention to your new monthly cost of your new lease after you turn in the old one then yes ....if I trade in my car and I was paying say $250 a month and the new lease is the same car for say $289 then yes I know they are trying to some how make up for the overage on...

That's what I was thinking...the amount they have to make to just cover the expense of the vehicle is crazy...you would have to earn about $900-$950 before taxes to afford that car....that's ludicrous... Anyone thinking $160 a week for a corolla is a deal is an idiot....I could lease that...

What many people don't understand about leasing is that if you sign an agreement where you are only allowed 10,000 or 15,000 miles a year and go over that amount that they think they have to pay the .15 cents or .25 cents for each mile they go over......you don't ....I know people who have...

The $162 a week I think is just the car which means you have to factor gas/insurance and wear and tear. All I know is that you can lease a Toyota Camry for about $225-250 a month...with maybe $500 out of pocket..$650 a month gets you into a Mercedes E-350 an Infiniti Q70 ....a BMW 5 series an...

$650 is insanely high...I mean off the charts high...like higher than Dow 18000 high....

I hope I read this wrong but somewhere in the article this guy was leasing a brand new 2015 ford escape for $162 a week!!!!!!!! That's $648 a MONTH!!!!!!! Something is very wrong here, who leases a Ford escape for $650 a month...

Right now rents are high and finding someone to rent it to seems to be a breeze, but I know of a couple of people who bought investment properties back 10+ years ago where rents were NOT covering the overhead...they ended up selling the unit at a gain because of the increase in real estate...