I am just back from the Easter Holidays and have had a good two weeks for self-reflection. In truth, I am feeling a bit exhausted despite the fact that I was supposed to have just had a two weeks’ holiday. So, I have decided to make a few changes. Before I do, I would appreciate [...]
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The New Credit Writedowns
Apr
Feed problem fixed
Apr
I have gotten two kind notes that the feed is screwy again, posting links multiple times. Who do I blame? Feedburner of course. I have solved the problem but I would love a nice way to get away from Feedburner. They are really a problem.
If anyone is still seeing the problem, [...]
In transit
Apr
I am in London right now and through next Monday, I will also be on European time, so expect posts earlier than usual.
Also, I will be in transit for the rest of the day today. So posting will be light or non-existent. I’l be back soon.
Cheers.
Ed
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Traveling: Mexico and Germany
Apr
Over the next two weeks I will be traveling and will have a pretty sparse and sporadic posting schedule. Next week is Mexico and then the week after is Germany.
I am definitely looking to post but it probably will not be in the quantity you have come to expect.
While I am on the admin [...]
Site Maintenance
Feb
We will be doing some minor site maintenance this wekend. Site access will be interrupted briefly Saturday night/Sunday morning around midnight EST.
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The site is back up
Feb
Our site was down for the entire day from 9am – 9pm EST. I had a lot of ideas and a particular tip to write about, but the day has been a complete bust.
We apologizie for the inconvenience. If anyone has good advice on a reliable dedicated IP webhost, let us know.
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McGraw Hill drops book critical of its own subsidiary
Feb
McGraw Hill is one of the major book publishers in the United States. It also happens to own Standard & Poors, a well-known rating agency. Fellow econblogger Barry Ritholtz was due to release a book via McGraw Hill titled “Bailout Nation.” In the book, he gets a bit rough with the rating agencies, which I see as analogues to the accounting firms in the shenanigans of the late 1990s.
Guess what? McGraw Hill, abruptly canceled the book, shortly before its release was due. Apparently, this is how business in the United States is conducted. Shambolic, if you ask me.
Here’s what Barry has to say.
Site down
Jan
If you have been having difficulty accessing the site, my apologies. The site has been down for part of the day both yesterday and today. We are working to fix the problem. As a result, we have revered back to the old look and feel temporarily.
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Post Christmas admin message
Dec
Hello again. I hope you all had a good few days away. I will keep posting fairly light today as we have one day left until the weekend. This is a brief housekeeping post. I wanted to alert you to a number of changes we have made to the website.
The 50 Best Business Blogs of 2008
Dec
It was a surprise and honor to visit the indispensable finance resource Business Pundit and find our site mentioned amongst the list of best business blogs for the year.
Thank you Drea for mentioning us. And thank you readers for getting the word out about our site. We hope to continue to meet or exceed your expectations for relevant and thorough business and financial analysis.
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