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Jon Stewart on Goldman Sachs
I can't figure out how to embed it here, but the folks at Seeking Alpha did--a great segment
What Kind of Reporting Do We Deserve?
A nice plug for D&S over at Counter Economics blog, where the main blogger is an e-subscriber to
UN Calls for Overthrow of Free Market Ideology
From yesterday's Telegraph.. The United Nations has called for a return to state-led "industrial policy" for
Economy Is Even Worse Than You Think (WSJ)
From Tuesday's WSJ: The average length of unemployment is higher than it's been since government began
Foreclosures Up 15% In 2009
This is hardly surprising. One out of every five homeowners owe more than their houses are worth. The real unemployment
What's the Meanest City?
Los Angeles is #1, according to The National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty (NLCHP) and the National Coalition for
Beyond the Official Unemployment Rate
Today's NY Times has a good article about the real level of unemployment. Although the headline, "Part-Time
What Are You Drinking?
There's a new brand of bottled water, and unlike the others, it's 100% politically correct. But
Blacks See Wages Shrink
Another very troubling report from the Economic Policy Institute (EPI). In their latest weekly economic snapshot they show that African
New Bank Scam: Buy Discount TARP Warrants
The federal panel investigating the TARP bank bailout has announced that nearly a dozen banks have been buying back government-issued
Goldman good but not that bad (Julian Delasantellis)
Julian Delasantellis has a piece at Asia Times Online taking issue with Matt Taibbi's Rolling Stone article about