Wednesday
Jun222011
S&P Warns Again On U.S. AAA Rating, PIMCO Predicts Greece & Others Will Default, Obama & Pentagon Argue Over Afghan Pullout, Chicago Taxpayers On The Hook For $108B Pension Shortfall - $63K Per Family (15 Links)
Links from around the web this afternoon.
- Last month, all-cash buyers accounted for 30% of existing home sales
- Merkel warns on CDS for Greece restructuring - Protecting the banks
- U.S. ‘Shadow Inventory’ Shrinks as Foreclosed Homes Sell, CoreLogic Says
- U.S. Postal Service to Stop Paying Into Pension Fund
- We have most idle workers since the Great Depression - Zuckerman
- UBS aids probe of LIBOR manipulation
- A Short History of the National Debt - Focus on Andrew Jackson
- Bernanke Frets Over U.S. Fiscal Recklessness - Bloomberg
- PIMCO's El-Erian predicts Greece, others will default - Reuters
- S&P restates political threat to U.S. AAA rating - Risks increasing
- Chicago taxpayers owe a staggering $108 billion for pension shortfall
- Obama and Pentagon argue over Afghanistan pullout
- Greece could cost UK banks £336bn: British exposure 'significantly underestimated'
- Elijah Cummings Asks Darrell Issa Why It Is Taking So Long To Subpoena The Big Banks On Fraudclosure - Read the Letter
- Tobey Maguire Sued Over Multi-Million Dollar Illegal Poker Game - Hedge Fund Manager Embezzled From Clients To Pay Debts
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http://www.myfoxny.com/dpp/news/60-al-qaeda-prisoners-escape-from-yemeni-jail-20110622-ncx
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-22/obama-gets-30-of-americans-certain-to-support-re-election-in-economy-poll.html
http://www.nationalbankruptcyforum.com/bankruptcy-case-law-and-analysis/34-individuals-file-pro-se-involuntary-chapter-11-bankruptcy-petition-against-bank-of-america-n-a-bank-of-america-quickly-responds-asks-for-immediate-dismissal/
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/long-term-budget-outlook-daunting-cbo-says-2011-06-22-1053300?link=MW_pulse
http://www.hedgefund.net/publicnews/default.aspx?story=12639
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Sarah Bianchi leaves Eton Park after six years to work as a deputy assistant to the president and senior policy adviser to the vice president, according to a Politico.com report.
Bianchi is a Harvard University graduate with past experience in Washington political circles.
She was a policy advisor to former Vice President Al Gore during his 2000 presidential campaign and was a national policy director for Massachusetts Senator John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign.