Driving Off a Cliff?
Donald Trump’s tariffs will make the U.S. auto industry less competitive and leave the industry out of step with the auto market's shift to EVs.
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Communications Breakdown and Lehman Crash
This is part of a series (here's part 2), no doubt timed for the anniversary of the meltdown
Friday's Jobs Report
Well, the August jobs report came in, and while not a complete disaster, revealed that job losses are not declining
Finance Gone Wild (Simon Johnson)
Posted this morning to the NYT Economix blog: Finance Gone Wild By Simon Johnson | September 3, 2009, 7:24 am
More on Effective Levels of Carbon Cuts
Needless to say, they're a lot more than what's being discussed in "serious" policy
Thursday's Indicators
More signs that the boost to US employment in August was merely a blip on the screen came in today,
SEC Faulted on Madoff by Inspector General
From Reuters: Blistering report faults SEC for Madoff misses Wed Sep 2, 2009 4:44pm EDT By Ross Kerber and
Social Networks and New Media
Includes box on a new scam (imagine that!). From The Financial Times: Friends, not editors, shape internet habits By David
The Regulatory Revolving Door
This is what Yves Smith said about this Counterpunch article: The problem is, to wit Will the IG Report Cover
China Ups Copenhagen Ante
China has made a dramatic move in the run up to the December Copenhagen conference, which is set to decide
More Homespun Wisdom from the Village Idiots
From The Huffington Post (click on link for video). I suppose you could, to be charitable, put it down to
The Empire and the Robots
From The Hindu. Fidel claims that those lacking health insurance in the United States are "mostly blacks and Latinos&
Wednesday's Indicators
Today's important indicators focus on trends in or affecting the US labor market. The ADP US private-sector employment