2001 08 (1); 2006-08-03 (1); 2007-08 (2); 2007-08-24 (1); 2008 08 (4); 2008 08 06 (1); 2008 08 15 (1); 2008-08-26 (1); 2008-08-27 (1); hiring peaked late 2007-08 (1); June2009-08-18NEW YORK (4).
The Big Picture Thu 2009-09-03 15:36 EDT
B/D defenders were horrifically wrong across the board about nearly everything -- about the housing crisis, the credit collapse, the recession, the market crash, and of course, the massive loss of jobs since hiring peaked late 2007-08...
Jesse's Café Américain Thu 2009-08-20 16:16 EDT
One has to wonder how long the UK, Japan and the US can keep supporting each other's crony capitalist oligopolies. China DailyChina cuts US Treasury holdings in June2009-08-18NEW YORK: China reduced its holdings of US Treasury debt in June by the biggest margin in nearly nine years, according to a US Treasury Department report issued on Monday.China cut its net holdings by 3.1 percent to $776.4
2000; China Makes Biggest Cut; Jesse's Café Américain; treasury assets.
Jesse's Café Américain Thu 2009-08-20 16:11 EDT
One has to wonder how long the UK, Japan and the US can keep supporting each other's crony capitalist oligopolies. China DailyChina cuts US Treasury holdings in June2009-08-18NEW YORK: China reduced its holdings of US Treasury debt in June by the biggest margin in nearly nine years, according to a US Treasury Department report issued on Monday.China cut its net holdings by 3.1 percent to $776.4
2000; China Makes Biggest Cut; Jesse's Café Américain; treasury assets.
Jesse's Café Américain Thu 2009-08-20 16:11 EDT
One has to wonder how long the UK, Japan and the US can keep supporting each other's crony capitalist oligopolies. China DailyChina cuts US Treasury holdings in June2009-08-18NEW YORK: China reduced its holdings of US Treasury debt in June by the biggest margin in nearly nine years, according to a US Treasury Department report issued on Monday.China cut its net holdings by 3.1 percent to $776.4
2000; China Makes Biggest Cut; Jesse's Café Américain; treasury assets.
Jesse's Café Américain Thu 2009-08-20 16:07 EDT
One has to wonder how long the UK, Japan and the US can keep supporting each other's crony capitalist oligopolies. China DailyChina cuts US Treasury holdings in June2009-08-18NEW YORK: China reduced its holdings of US Treasury debt in June by the biggest margin in nearly nine years, according to a US Treasury Department report issued on Monday.China cut its net holdings by 3.1 percent to $776.4
2000; China Makes Biggest Cut; Jesse's Café Américain; treasury assets.
Sun 2008-10-26 00:00 EDT
by "the masked political consultant"; ``what "Moving to the Center," means is: moving towards power and money''; ``What voters are expected to believe is that after a 30-year class war against the bottom 90% of income earners, the source of their troubles are black rappers and inner city fathers and not criminality on Wall Street or a corrupt political system.''; 2008-08-27
Tue 2008-10-07 00:00 EDT
(2006-08-03); How the Greenspan Fed Screwed Up in the Mid-90s and set the stage for the Greatest Financial Bubble in the History of the World
Tue 2008-09-02 00:00 EDT
The Newer Deal: The Path to a Democratic Supermajority, by Michael Lind (Salon, 2008-08-15) | The New America Foundation; ``Social conservatives, having lost the culture war, should be offered not only a truce but also an opportunity to join a broad economic campaign for a middle-class America, as many of them did between 1932 and 1968. When pro-choicers and pro-lifers unite in cheering the public investment and living wage planks at the convention of the neo-Roosevelt party, we will know that the political era that began in 1968 is truly and finally over.''
Democratic supermajority; New America Foundation; Newer Deal; path.
Tue 2008-09-02 00:00 EDT
Thu 2007-11-01 00:00 EDT
- The Handwriting is On the Wall: It's a Clinton-Obama Ticket in 08, by Bruce Dixon; "For Democratic and Republican wings of America's permanent ruling party, the all-important selection which precedes the election isn't about poll numbers, votes or the citizens that cast them. It's about winning the favor of military contractors, the banking and financial sectors and Big Oil. It's about reassuring insurance and pharmaceutical companies, cozying up to agribusiness, the cable and telecom monopolies, allaying the fears of chambers of commerce, and wooing Hollywood."
Tue 2007-09-11 00:00 EDT
Alan Greenspan isn't the "Maestro." He's Oz. By John P. Hussman (2001-08);
