Metal of the Past, Metal of the Future
Copper, the first metal worked by humans, will be crucial to decarbonization, and could be the path to a Chinese Century.
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Krugman Sees End of US Auto Industry
Paul Krugman, in Stockholm (here's a link to the live webcast of Monday's Nobel lecture, which
Who Rules GM?
GM is famous for being one of the world's largest transnational industrial corporations, for laying off its U.
Foreclosures soar. Prime borrowers next?
According to the latest report by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), 1.35 million homes were in foreclosure in the
Banks and Low Interest Rates
Reuters on a conundrum banks face in hard times. Given the deleveraging and subsequent asst-writedowns the banks are still
Something Else To Worry About
The Financial Times' John Authurs on last week's other (besides the US jobs reports) big event affecting
Stock Market Surges on Bad News!
This posting is from D&S collective member and frequent blogger Larry Peterson. To see more of his posts,
Black Male Jobless Rate: 11.9% in Nov.
The official seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for Black male workers over 20 years of age increased from 11.6% to
What Now?
Hongkong and Singapore Bankcorp (HSBC) post-employment report policy outlook from Across the Curve Not for the faint of heart.
Nov Job Losses 1/3 More Than Forecasted
This is an awful, awful number, comparable to the 602,000 lost in December, 1974 (and September's figure
Crowding Out Bites Back
Many economists, like James Galbraith here, have rightly dismissed arguments to the effect that deficit spending, especially in today'
Harvard's Endowment Taking Big Hit
Our contacts at Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences (the division that includes Harvard College and the graduate
Financial Crisis Hits Immigration Debate
From MRZine: The Financial Crisis Hits the Immigration Debate by David L. Wilson Part of the right wing routinely blames