March 12, 2009
Robert Reich's Blog: Is Obamanomics Conservative or Revolutionary?: The basic idea of Reaganomics was that the economy grows from the top down. Lower taxes on the wealthy make them work harder and invest more, and the benefits trickle down to everyone else. Rarely in economic history has a theory be...
Progressive Viewpoints
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Will Neuhauser
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The wrong way to invest in a secular bear market is to lunge after stocks even at these multi-year lows. We’re still mired in a severe credit-inflicted recession that will probably keep a lid on growth for the next few years until leverage in the financial system is finally exhausted. However, con...
Eric Roseman's Eruptions: Stocks, Global Markets and Commodities BLOG
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Eric Roseman
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Maybe you want to make money online without spending anything. As an old saying goes: NO Pains NO Gains. As long as you work hard and follow the steps to build a successful online business or blogging system to earn a decent income. Of course you want to find the best ways to make money online even ...
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Maybe you want to make money online without spending anything. As an old saying goes: NO Pains NO Gains. As long as you work hard and follow the steps to build a successful online business or blogging system to earn a decent income. Of course you want to find the best ways to make money online even ...
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I’m at QCon London and covering it on Twitter as wi-fi and battery power allows. The focus of the conference is enterprise development, and it spans Java and .NET, SOAP and REST, but with a bias towards Agile methodology. I was here last year, and my observation is that last year there was conside...
Tim Anderson's ITWriting
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No matter what standard one might use to measure the extent of the current financial crisis, all the results confirm what the average consumer has known for a long time -- we are in hard times and they are getting more difficult. An article in The Economist insists that "the integration of the ...
Enterprise Resilience Management Blog
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Steve DeAngelis
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Tom Friedman writes in The New York Times: I am deeply worried that our political system doesn’t grasp how much our financial crisis can still undermine everything we want to be as a country. Friends, this is not a test. Economically, this is the big one. This is August 1914. This is the morning a...
Cracker Squire
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Sid Cottingham
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(pressebox) Sheboygan, Wisconsin, U.S.A./ Penrose, Auckland, New Zealand, 12.03.2009 - B J Ball Papers, one of New Zealand's leading paper merchants and mill agents, has purchased a Pemco high precision folio-size sheeter type SHM 1650 Dual Rotary (DR) through Graph-Pak Pty Ltd. Graph-Pak is the off...
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John Berry: If Tax-Cut Lapsing Is Class Warfare, Let’s Fight, by John M. Berry, Commentary, Bloomberg: If letting top income-tax rates go back to where they were in 2000 is class warfare against the rich, I’m ready to snap to attention with my old M1 rifle on my shoulder. What a ridiculous label...
Economist's View
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Mark Thoma
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A blood oath isn't good enough for a California appeals court. The 4th District Court of Appeal in Santa Ana agreed with a lower court when it ruled a contract written in blood between two Korean businessmen is unenforceable. Jinsoo Kim and his friend Stephen Son were drinking at a sushi restaurant ...
Law.com - Newswire
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