Fitch Downgrades Greece, Warns 'Even Soft Restructuring Of Greek Debt Means DEFAULT'
First Greece, then Ireland and Portugal will be restructured. Default. Default. Default. Then its Spain's turn. Viva La Revolucion Bailout!
First Greece, then Ireland and Portugal will be restructured. Default. Default. Default. Then its Spain's turn. Viva La Revolucion Bailout!
In the face of Republican opposition to derivatives reform, Barney Frank of Massachusetts makes his case for increased oversight of derivatives.
Excellent discussion. Pretty humorous responses, with anecdotes from Iceland's response to the crisis.
“In life, events tend to follow patterns. People who commit crimes tend to be criminals, for example. Can anyone tell me any economists who have been convicted of violent sex crimes? Can anyone tell me of any heads of nonprofit international economic entities who have ever been charged and convicted of violent sexual crimes? Is it likely that just by chance this hotel maid found the only one in this category? Maybe Mr. Strauss-Kahn is guilty but if so, he is one of a kind, and criminals are not usually one of a kind.”
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May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard discusses Fed policy and the outlook for inflation. Bullard speaks with Betty Liu and Michael McKee on Bloomberg Television's "In the Loop."
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Can't get enough of the Newt demonstrating his rare, under-appreciated intelligence? Check out this Daily Show appearance from February 2010.
Spain's 21.3% unemployment rate is the highest in the EU - a record 4.9 million are jobless, many of them young people.
Spanish media say the protesters are attacking the country's political establishment with slogans such as "violence is earning 600 euros", "if you don't let us dream we won't let you sleep" and "the guilty ones should pay for the crisis".
The global banking elite has another problem...
Forget the Republicans and Democrats who are mere puppets of k-street lobbying whores and their industrial henchmen...