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Madoff: So Where's the Money, Bernie?
Stephen Foley, The Independent UK: "Three weeks ago he was one of Wall Street's grandees and one of its most sought-after investment professionals. Today, he is under house arrest at his $7m ... Manhattan... ...
rudkla - 7. Jan, 10:06
SIZE OF U.S. MILITARY TO INCREASE AS PLANNED
By Reuters Obama has backed the Bush administration's program to increase the size of the U.S. military's stretched ground forces. He restated his commitment to a larger military at Monday's news conference. http://www.in formationclearinghouse.inf o/article21361.htm With ... ...
rudkla - 2. Dez, 10:09
New U.S. Mortgage Crisis Looms
By MATT APUZZO The full scope of the U.S. housing meltdown isn't clear and already there are ominous signs of a new crisis - one that could turn out the lights on malls, hotels and storefronts across... ...
rudkla - 29. Nov, 00:13
Government bailouts are a problem, not the solution
Tennessean by Joe Scarlett 11/23/08 In the old days bank robbers went to jail. Today, the bankers and the robbers are one and the same, and they are being rewarded for incompetence with huge bags of... ...
rudkla - 24. Nov, 09:57
Paulson’s $700 billion plan to save the world is dead or dying
Time for a bank holiday The Nation by William Greider 11/19/08 Henry Paulson’s $700 billion plan to save the world is dead or dying, but the bailout was not killed by his arrogance or his grossly misleading... ...
rudkla - 21. Nov, 10:14
The (latest) bailout: Can America afford it?
Boston Globe 09/21/08 The Bush administration is seeking sweeping powers for what could become the biggest private sector bailout in the nation’s history, as economic policy makers try to end the gravest... ...
rudkla - 22. Sep, 10:07
After Frantic Day, Wall Street Banks Falter
Andrew Ross Sorkin, The New York Times: "In one of the most dramatic days in Wall Street’s history, Merrill Lynch agreed to sell itself on Sunday to Bank of America for roughly $50 billion to avert a deepening... ...
rudkla - 18. Sep, 18:24
A Slow-Mo Meltdown
For The New York Times, Paul Krugman writes: "A year ago, as the outlines of the current financial crisis were just becoming clear, I suggested that this crisis, unlike a superficially similar crisis in... ...
rudkla - 19. Aug, 10:31
Financial market losses could top 1,600 billion dollars
Bridgewater, one of the world's biggest hedge funds, based its calculations on the state of risky debt-based US assets, such as mortgages, credit and credit card demands. http://tinyurl.c om/6m2xr9 Retail... ...
rudkla - 8. Jul, 09:09
America Was Conned, Who Will Pay?
By Larry Elliott, economics editor The crisis will only end when house prices stop falling and banks stop racking up huge losses on their loans. Doing that, however, will require the US government to... ...
rudkla - 19. Mär, 00:03
