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Hey, have some investors been screwing around illegally with the shares of high-flying Apple, Inc., a superstar of the investment scene?

Apparently, the Securities & Exchange Commission is suspicious this may be the case and has kicked off an investigation into the trading in Apple's securities both here and abroad. This is revealed in a series of documents it recently fired off to the brokerage community.

I have obtained copies of those internal SEC documents from a regulatory contact. Interestingly, the nature of its interest shows that the commission is not investigating, as is usually the case, the trading that occurred in a specific time period, but rather, in this instance, in four specific time periods. This suggests the SEC could be looking into more than one potential violation in the trading in Apple shares.

What the agency is seeking in its queries to the brokerage community are the names of its clients who specifically bought and sold Apple's securities in those four time periods and whether anyone did so with a knowledge of non-public, inside information.

A great video and interview with Tony Robbins, Frank Kern and John Reese. The premise of the interview is why do people buy products that will help them make money or have a better life and then do not even open the package or they open the package but that is all.

This Video sums up the reason why and what you can do about it. Tony Robbins distills the problem down to one thing being the issue and shows us how to get beyond it and have a better life. The video is free, so if you are stuck or just need a kick in the pants I urge you to watch it and then see your life change.

General Motors says it has completed a deal to sell off its fuel-guzzling SUV Hummer brand. The US manufacturer, which has received tens of billions of dollars in bailout money from the US Government, sought bankruptcy protection yesterday. It says the sale of the Hummer brand will probably save around 3,000 jobs. GM is also trying to sell its Saab and Saturn brands and will phase out Pontiac as it concentrates on the Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC marques.

The 21st century dawned with news that two media megaliths, AOL and Time Warner, were to merge. Critics howled that the vast tentacles of a combined AOL-TW would subsume us all. Today, Time Warner confirmed it's spinning off AOL, ending a business saga that defined whatever you're calling the 2000s. In retrospect, AOL's deal to acquire — and then be run by — Time Warner marked the end of a century when old media conglomerates were at their peak. The merger, valued at $182 billion when it was announced, was the largest in U.S. history. It is also arguably the most disastrous in history. The combined value of the two companies — both inflated by the dot-com bubble — was $350 billion. Today, before the spin-off goes through, the whole shebang sports a market cap of just under $28 billion.

Mother's Day can be a huge earning's day for restaurants, especially those best known for serving Sunday brunch. But what happens to those upscale Italian restaurants who definitely aren't recognized for serving killer breakfasts and often are closed on Sundays? That was the dilemma facing my firm and one of my clients.The Back Story One of my clients is among the Northeast's finest Italian Family restaurants beyond the high rises of Boston and New York City. It is known for its hospitality, service and authentic Italian cuisine, using fresh and local produce and humanely raised beef and poultry. In addition, all the seafood comes from local fisheries, and the pastas, breads and desserts are handmade in the kitchen. Mother's Day was approaching, and the restaurant's owners were in a quandary. The restaurant is closed on Sundays, never serves breakfast or brunch, and to maintain quality it would not be able to compete on price. Nevertheless, they had a plan to serve Mother's Day Brunch.

In the state of Kentucky, a Touchstone Energy Cooperative, called Blue Grass Energy provides an energy-efficiency improvement program. This is especially applicable to residential sectors. The program involves an energy advisor who is specially trained to identify areas encompass the residential sector. Upon gaining familiarity with the area concerned, the advisor gives important information to resident families, regarding recommended energy-efficiency improvements. A utility rebate program is available for those who have resided for at least two years in a given area. They should be using an electrically-heated home system, in order to qualify for the rebate. The maximum rebate that members will be able to qualify for is $350. Blue Grass Energy will pay up to $200 for what they refer to as “weatherization improvement.” This improvement includes adding insulation, window replacement, air sealing, and improvement of insulation in a building, in order to make it more efficient.

In a video news report by Frank Garay and Brian Stevens of ThinkBigWorkSmall.com, they reported the news that HUD is getting close to allowing the monetization of the First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit. In his prepared remarks, Secretary of HUD, Shaun Donovan, cited an estimate by the National Association of Home Builders that this new tax credit will stimulate 160,000 home sales across the nation - 101,000 of which will be first time buyers who will receive the credit. Another 59,000 existing homeowners will be able to buy another home because a first time buyer purchased their home.