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About a month ago I wrote a post called “The coming wave of second mortgage writedowns” the gist of which was that the big four banks (Citi, JP, BofA, and Wells) had a shed load of exposure to now worthless second mortgages. With many first mortgages now hopelessly underwater, it stands to reason that second [...]
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I almost have to laugh at this. But, a proposal is afoot to require all employed persons in America submit biometric data as a control against illegal immigrants. This is part of an Immigration Bill now wending its way though the Senate.
The Wall Street Journal writes ID Card for Workers Is at Center of Immigration [...]
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This 30 Rock parody almost has it down.
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This is the fifth in a series of posts about ideas for financial reform generated by the “Make Markets Be Markets” conference I attended yesterday in New York City on 3 Mar 2010. You can download all of the written presentations here.
Let’s talk about regulatory capture and financial reform for a [...]
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We have a bit of a divide developing between the EU and the U.S. on banking and bank reform. The most significant move in this tiff has come in retaliation for Wall Street’s role in helping countries like Greece hide their debt burdens. According to the Guardian newspaper, all American banks have been shut out [...]
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AIB has the ‘worst loan book’ ever seen in Europe – Irish, Business – Independent.ie
China Blames U.S. for Strained Relations – NYTimes.com
FT.com – Gideon Rachman – Japan edges from America towards China
Why do journalists expect to have credibility? – Glenn Greenwald – Salon.com
EconomPic: Is the Consumer Relevering?
Vitamin D lifts mood [...]
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This is the fourth in a series of posts about ideas for financial reform generated by the “Make Markets Be Markets” conference I attended yesterday in New York City on 3 Mar 2010. You can download all of the written presentations here.
Dylan Ratigan was at last week’s meeting on financial reform – and he thinks [...]
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The car went to speeds over 90 MPH. This can’t be good. Watch Toyota shares fall.
Update: This next video, released later, demonstrates that this was no Richard heine balloon Boy hoax. This man was scared for his life.
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