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“The party is over,” says Peter Schiff, president of Euro Pacific Capita, who warned publicly in 2006 of the sub-prime housing crisis. “We bought too many cars, and now we’re broke.” Writing for Reuters journalist Nick Carey argues that the consequences of the automakers failures are likely to last for years. Already, the crisis has [...]
As difficult as this recession may be, there is indeed, a silver lining. The most concrete of examples.. Read More »
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Ben Martin, writing for the Times Online, reports that the french fashion house Christian Lacroix,.. Read More »
Simon Johnson, formerly of the International.. Read More »
“It’s hard to understand how derivative traders at AIG warranted any bonuses, much.. Read More »
In death, Michael Jackson broke free from crippling debt and achieved the financial viability that eluded.. Read More »
Looks like a familiar scene, huh? Well, not anymore! Here’s some good news: the FICRY is causing traffic to decline.. Read More »
It’s clear from looking at postings for apartments in Williamsburg, Brooklyn NY, on Craigslist,.. Read More »
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“Wont you please give generously?” Michael Moore sarcastically begs during.. Read More »
Anonymously, a Bear Stearns employee commented on the venerable securities firm’s.. Read More »
Writing for The Business Insider, Joe Weisenthal investigates the educational.. Read More »
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Jason Arasheben, who crafts.. Read More »
In 2008, 48% of Harvard business school graduates flocked to lucrative Wall.. Read More »
Anyone who has joined Myspace knows they will at least have one friend, Tom! Well, Tom Anderson, the.. Read More »