| Steve Jobs expected to add a blue button to the iPhone that will drain cash directly from your bank account. Won't that be awesome | (5) | ||
| The Denver Post answers the question you've asked yourself for years: what's up with the 9/10 cent tacked onto the price of a gallon of gas? (w/ "dude wtf" pic) | (20) | ||
| It will take HOW LONG for my hybrid to pay for itself in fuel savings?? | (97) | ||
| eBayer Wins $50 Target Gift Card at a bid of $55 | (34) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Reporter uncovers a secret connection between the housing collapse and property values. It's not news, it's The Tacoma News Tribune | (10) | |
| Did your financial advisor get you into auction-rate securities as a safe investment? Congratulations, you have the most expensive wallpaper in town | (19) |
| Necktie trade group closes it's doors, fewer companies make them, fewer men wear them | (89) | ||
| The Washington Post's take on the new millennial graduates: They're loud, They're proud and they're ... more qualified than any other generation alive was? | (187) | ||
| Verizon charges fee for cash payments. No word on fee for paying fee in cash. No word on fee for paying fee for paying fee fee in cash. etc | (44) | ||
| (The Oil Drum) | Deregulation failure 101: Why nationalizing and modernizing the national energy grid is the only way forward | (78) | |
| Type II diabetics have been stabbing themselves in the finger every day for nothing. If you call pharmaceutical profits nothing, that is | (26) | ||
| Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne is still completely insane and highly entertaining | (7) | ||
| Despite the hatred most people automatically dispense on large corporations without due consideration, the Verizon-Alltel merger is a boon for customers | (20) | ||
| Starbucks was all "ok, sure", then AT&T said "sweet", but then T-Mobile said, "oh no you din't" | (12) | ||
| Apple comes in second in U.S. smartphone sales and third worldwide. Crackberry is a hell of a drug | (46) | ||
| UPS drivers train for future reverse NASCAR series | (3) |
| The CEO of a company that has turned an annual profit only once in 14 years rated best CEO on Wall Street | (17) | ||
| (Black Jack Purist) | Today's misuse of the phrase "doubling down" brought to you by Business Week | (12) | |
| Fark joked about, but CNN actually said it: "Oil prices shot up [because of] a forecast that oil would hit $150 by July 4." | (441) | ||
| Oil at record high, Dow down more than 300 points, sky falling. Nothing to see here | (149) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Investors find out what the Trump name is really worth | (203) | |
| Last week: Consumer spending is up, factory orders are up, EVERYBODY CELEBRATE. Today: Unemployment up 0.5 percent, EVERYBODY PANIC | (185) | ||
| General Motors CEO's brilliant defense of the American car industry: Not the only morons around here. (Japan builds gas-guzzling land yachts, too.) | (70) | ||
| How to track the Google founders' $15 million party plane from the comfort of your own hovel | (15) | ||
| (NYTimes Dealbook) | Zagat Survey is no longer "for sale"; useful after the "advent of the internets" | (5) | |
| Ford to cut 15 percent of its work force by August 1. U.S. airline industry asks, "Is that all?" | (57) | ||
| Oil prices rise to almost $130 a barrel because a man in France mentioned it was possible that he maybe sort of kind of could raise interest rates in Europe. Maybe | (75) | ||
| The euro rises against the dollar again. Bernanke protests, complains that he "really, really believes" in a strong dollar | (16) | ||
| Economy let go of 58,000 jobs in May. $300 checks now seen as a severance package | (29) | ||
| (Some Guy) | If you are a true believer in Chick-fil-A's food because it's like manna from heaven to you and can miraculously cure your hunger, it's all part of the owner's divine plan to make a prophet | (55) | |
| Barclay bank joins the Coalition of the Willing™. Persian rugs and cashews set for rampant price increases | (4) |
| Economic bad times are hurting the uber rich..."the wealthy are cutting back on luxuries like $350 highlights and $10,000-an-hour jet rentals." EVERYBODY PANIC | (344) | ||
| AA claims that bag fee will affect few travelers. Fails to mention people are not flying anymore as the reason why | (20) | ||
| The pilot was forced to don an oxygen mask due to the "marijuana smoke and fumes." | (22) | ||
| Oil prices rise five percent because the dollar fell .01 percent. Do they just make this stuff up? | (30) | ||
| News: Broadcom co-founder charged with conspiracy and securities fraud related to options backdating. Fark: And conspiracy to distribute and acquire controlled substances | (12) | ||
| Old and busted: Bill Gates founding Microsoft in a garage. New hotness: Indian immigrants founding $700 million metals-trading business in a cow shed | (22) | ||
| Fed intervention to calm financial market panic runs a risk of encouraging more reckless behavior and may make matters worse in the future | (20) | ||
| When gas prices go up, Americans whine a lot but deal with it. In India and Malaysia, they get burny | (170) | ||
| Initial jobless claims decreased by 18,000 to 357,000 in the last week of May, the lowest level in more than a month | (68) | ||
| Verizon Wireless agrees to buy Alltel for $28.1 billion. Chad is inconsolable | (44) | ||
| Federal Reserve leader reassures anxious country: Does not see economy and market collapsing for two decades like Japan | (14) | ||
| Senators are concerned that foreign investment groups may be trying to buy up American railways, which obviously would mean that we're all going to die | (47) | ||
| One way or another, Comcast is always robbing you | (83) | ||
| (Tacoma News-Tribune) | Who knew all it took to resurrect the American passenger train was $4-per-gallon gas? | (71) | |
| Oil falls below $122 on news of Red Wings victory | (35) | ||
| Hallmark unveils its new pink slip line | (10) | ||
| Remember that Brazilian oil discovery that would solve everything? Yeah, it'll cost $240,000,000,000 to extract. Oops? | (64) |
| Microsoft to businesses, "Switch to Vista NOW" Businesses to Microsoft, "ESAD" | (99) | ||
| Verizon in talks to acquire Alltel for $27 billion. Can you pay me now? | (27) | ||
| GM CEO steps out of the 1970's and says high gas prices are here to stay | (45) | ||
| In the face of declining income, American's are saving more. And that's bad, really really bad | (190) | ||
| FedEx to rename Kinko's as "FedEx Office". Crappy, dumbfounded service not expected to change | (32) | ||
| Smuckers to buy Folgers. "Because with a name like Fluckers..." | (41) | ||
| In Japan, Management hold themselves responsible for company performance. In US, Management just lays off some 1200 employees. America: FARK YEAH | (28) | ||
| (Some Guy) | London Times financial page runs list of top ten Star Wars collectibles. Your bent Wookie still not worth Bantha poodoo | (63) | |
| United Airlines has begun slashing jobs and nixing airplanes in an attempt to save money. CEO and Board Members get increase to their already multi-million dollar Bonuses for doing such a great job at saving money | (51) | ||
| As America plunges into the ninth layer of credit hell, what are her denizens doing? "CHARGE IT." | (75) | ||
| Cars outsell trucks for the first time since 1992 | (59) |
| You know the housing market has officially tanked when developers are offering 'buy one, get one free' | (25) | ||
| Mexican fashion takes a new twist: bulletproof business suits and biker jackets that can stop a .44 magnum | (96) | ||
| Upstart CEO, speaking to venture capitalists: "There simply is no outlet on the Internet today where users can seek celebrity gossip in a social networking environment" | (17) | ||
| Financial advisors say the No. 1 mistake people make with estate planning is that they don't get around to doing it | (46) | ||
| Cheesecake Factory to create new pan-Asian-themed restaurant chain that takes reservations and serves tofu cheesecake | (20) | ||
| Bernanke tells Wall Street what he can make of the economy... a hat, a broach, even a pterodactyl | (26) | ||
| Bring on the bells and whistles: Now that more and more people are starting to realize that its coffee actually does suck, Starbucks starts offering free Wi-Fi as consolation | (53) | ||
| General Motors to stop production at four truck plants in North America because you're not being patriotic and buying oversized, gas-guzzling SUVs | (443) | ||
| Airlines are considering treating passengers "as freight" to combat rising fuel costs. Wait, they don't already? | (200) | ||
| Airline industry, the welfare queen of the business world, begs for help -- again | (32) | ||
| Coors Light may soon have the same "hint of raw sewage" flavor as Miller Lite | (29) | ||
| GM to other car companies: Please buy the Hummer, it's embarrassing to have around | (56) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Study finds most people overestimate their credit quality. So if you are one of those people, now you know you are not a loan | (29) | |
| Study suggests that in-game ads are effective and gamers like them. In related news, IT ONLY COSTS FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH FOR A TOTALFARK SUBSCRIPTION, THE ULTIMATE IN ONLINE AWESOMENESS | (32) | ||
| Time Warner to meter Internet use. Everybody panic. No, seriously EVERYBODY PANIC | (135) |
| This is CNNMSNBC | (16) | ||
| Great jobs that pay "pretty well". No, your job is not on the list | (309) | ||
| Credit Card reward programs are a rip-off | (117) | ||
| Wachovia's Board to CEO: "You're fired." | (19) | ||
| Best Buy's new recycling program now takes your old broken electronics, completing the circle which begins when you purchase new broken electronics from Best Buy | (23) | ||
| Nanny State about to mandate that cigarette makers sell their cancer sticks in plain white packaging, killing brand identity and reviving the 80s shopping experience | (34) | ||
| Do you expect me to sell? No, Mr. Asset-Backed Bond, I expect you to die | (25) | ||
| "Dude, where's my recession?" | (57) | ||
| Oil drops below $127 on the news of a chainletter going around declaring June 15 national no-gas day, so like totally don't buy gas on June 15th and you'll like make stuff happen | (33) | ||
| South Korea leads the world in longest hours worked; US continues to lead in longest hours pretending to work | (26) | ||
| Treasury Secretary Paulson supports a strong dollar "very strongly." Which is a little better than "strongly" and much better than just "supports," but not as good as "very strongly with sugar on top." | (69) | ||
| The success of your business deals is relative to the type of biscuit you give your prospective clients | (16) | ||
| Old and busted: Drug and prostitution rackets. New hotness: Egg profiteering | (8) | ||
| Why the US dollar will rebound, and why you can kiss the Euro goodbye | (42) |