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China may sell U.S. bonds
In a move that speaks to China's growing significance in the global economy, its government said Friday it will look for more aggressive ways to invest http://snipurl.com/1cp56 From Information Clearing... ...
Crisis Looms in Market for Mortgages
Hanging in the balance is the nation’s housing market, which has been a big driver of the economy. Fewer lenders means many potential homebuyers will find it more difficult to get credit, while hundreds... ...
AUTHOR LEADS FIGHT AGAINST 'UNHEALTHY' PHONE MAST
Today's (March 10) THE SUNDAY'S TIMES Irish edition is the bearer of nicely uplifting news for us: One of Ireland's most popular authors, Maeve Binchy, has joined the anti-mast ranks. I have transcribed... ...
Iraq: The Hidden Cost Of The War
By Andrew Stephen America won't simply be paying with its dead. The Pentagon is trying to silence economists who predict that several decades of care for the wounded will amount to an unbelievable $2.5... ...
"Corporate Hippies" Seek Their Bliss in a New Environmental Economy
The job market for people seeking careers focused on the environment is expanding. Students still gravitate toward nongovernmental organizations, advocacy groups and government, but a large plurality of... ...
Iran in Congress's Sights
David Swanson writes: "The US House Committee on Foreign Affairs is prepared to follow in Dick Cheney's footsteps and shoot a friend in the face. I just sat through a hearing on Iran, and there is apparently... ...
What We Know About Waste and War in Iraq
Let's start with the obvious waste. We know that hundreds of thousands of Iraqis have lost their lives since the Bush administration invaded their country in March 2003, that almost two million may have... ...
The Right to Organize
The New York Times writes: "There are many reasons for the long decline in the membership rolls for private-sector unions, including powerful changes in the economy and the unions' past corruption scandals.... ...
The Housing Bubble Starts to Burst
Dean Baker writes: "While the collapse of the housing bubble was both predictable and inevitable, it is not pretty. Tens of millions of people will be hurt as they see much of the equity in their homes... ...
Echoes of 1929?
Intellectual Conservative by Thomas E. Brewton 03/06/07 A great many economic conditions, as well as the structure of the financial markets, are different from those of the 1920s. Not all of the differences,... ...