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Satellite Plan Draws Scrutiny
Robert Block reports for The Wall Street Journal: "In the first sign of opposition to a controversial satellite-surveillance plan, House Democrats told the Department of Homeland Security they intend to... ...
Loan Sharks Wreak Havoc on Main Street and Wall Street
Jim Hightower writes for Hightower Lowdown: "This is one of those economic stories, like the savings-and-loan scam of the 1980s, that are usually buried back in the business section of newspapers. But,... ...
America's biggest threat comes from within
Paul Craig Roberts is a Republican who served as undersecretary of the treasury under Ronald Reagan and associate editor of the Wall Street Journal's editorial page, so he's no kook or Commie. He warns,... ...
Workouts, Not Bailouts
Paul Krugman writes for The New York Times: "Many on Wall Street are clamoring for a bailout - for Fannie Mae or the Federal Reserve or someone to step in and buy mortgage-backed securities from troubled... ...
The Grim Reaper Pays a Visit to Wall Street
By Mike Whitney Alan Greenspan's low-interest, subprime, snake-oil Caravan took another spin down Wall Street today---ripping up pavement, knocking down power-poles and sending traders scampering for... ...
U.S. Stocks Tumble on Credit Concerns; Banks, Brokers Retreat
"The fear is feeding on itself,'' said Jeffrey Kleintop, who helps oversee more than $173 billion as chief market strategist at LPL Financial Services in Boston. "It's what you don't know that seems to... ...
Hedge Funds May Pose a Risk to US Economy
Kevin G. Hall and Robert A. Rankin report for McClatchy Newspapers: "Wild mood swings on Wall Street are nothing new, but the recent quaking in financial markets has a worrisome new wrinkle: It's being... ...
Creating radio for the people
AlterNet by Amy Goodman 08/08/07 Rupert Murdoch is looking like the cat that ate the canary with his successful takeover of Dow Jones & Co. and its flagship newspaper, The Wall Street Journal. Media... ...
Wall Street shaken by late-day market surges
The late surges have surprised traders, who don't see a catalyst for the jump. The gains may falsely indicate in easing in investor skittishness over a tightening of credit, when in fact concerns may still... ...
Wall Street's Lucrative Tax Break Is Under Fire
Jeffrey H. Birnbaum and Lori Montgomery, writing for The Washington Post, report that Congressional lawmakers have plans to tackle a controversial tax break known as the Carry, which allows fund managers'... ...