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January 11, 2009

SURELY ONE OF the least intuitively obvious federal laws is the bankruptcy rule that says a distressed debtor can ask a judge to reduce what he owes on a vacation house -- but not on a primary residence. You'd think it would be the other way around. But Congress meant to help home buyers: If......
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January 10, 2009

Citigroup's support for a plan to let bankruptcy judges modify the terms of troubled mortgages and help borrowers avoid foreclosure left its banking industry counterparts on the defensive yesterday, insisting that the plan would do more harm than good....
Wash Post Business [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Renae Merle and Binyamin Appelbaum at 12:00 AM

January 09, 2009

Citigroup, one of the nation's largest lenders, yesterday agreed to abandon its long-standing opposition to a plan to let bankruptcy judges modify the terms of mortgages, a move that could help millions of distressed borrowers stay in their homes, Senate Democratic leaders said yesterday....
Wash Post Business [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Renae Merle and Lori Montgomery at 12:00 AM

December 28, 2008

1. Weekly Standard editor and New York Times columnist William Kristol was hardly alone in thinking that the Democratic primary was Clinton's to lose, but it took a special kind of self-confidence to make a declaration this sweeping more than a year before the Iowa caucuses. After Iowa, Kristol......
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December 21, 2008

Filed under: Citigroup Inc. (C), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Bank of America (BAC), Morgan Stanley (MS), Amer Intl Group (AIG), Wells Fargo (WFC) Wonder what happened to the hard earned money you paid in taxes? I can't account for all of it but $540 billion that went to six financial institutions is being...
BloggingStocks [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Peter Cohan at 3:44 PM | 1 Citations

December 07, 2008

Barack Obama's chief economic adviser was one of the youngest people to be tenured at Harvard and later became its president. His budget director went to Princeton and the London School of Economics, his choice for ambassador to the United Nations was a Rhodes scholar, and his White House counsel......
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Wash Post Business [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Alec MacGillis at 12:00 AM
Barack Obama's chief economic adviser was one of the youngest people to be tenured at Harvard and later became its president. His budget director went to Princeton and the London School of Economics, his choice for ambassador to the United Nations was a Rhodes scholar, and his White House counsel......
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Wash Post Education [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Alec MacGillis at 12:00 AM
Barack Obama's chief economic adviser was one of the youngest people to be tenured at Harvard and later became its president. His budget director went to Princeton and the London School of Economics, his choice for ambassador to the United Nations was a Rhodes scholar, and his White House counsel......
Tags: Texas , George W. Bush , vietnam , North Carolina , UNITED STATES , washington, dc , Michigan , John Kerry , Virginia , United Nations , Academic , Illinois , Georgetown , Princeton , Dick Cheney , Arkansas , Barack Obama , University of Chicago , Obama , Ronald Reagan , Bill Clinton , The White House , to , for , Alberto Gonzales , Hillary Clinton , Condoleezza Rice , Pat Robertson , Harvard University , karl rove , U.S. Senate , turns , stanford university , many , Ivy League , university of wyoming , harriet miers , Regent University , Claire McCaskill , john f. kennedy , yale university , lawrence summers , elites , Margaret Spellings , nicholas lemann , Robert Rubin , Harvard Law School , Samantha Power , Bradford Berenson , Harvard Law Review , Robert Kuttner , Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism , Franklin D. Roosevelt , Citigroup Inc. , The Weekly Standard Magazine , Dean Baker , yale law school , Columbia (Maryland) , Pulitzer Prize Committee , Center for Economic and Policy Research , The American Prospect Magazine , James L. Jones , Julius Genachowski , Vincent Foster , Paul H. O'Neill , London School of Economics and Political Science , California State University-Fresno , Joseph Epstein , Cassandra Butts , Bruce Lindsey , Webster Hubbell , austan goolsbee , Timothy Geithner , Eureka College , Raymond Moley , Rex Tugwell , Dan Kahan , Michael Froman , Richard Epstein , Economic Recovery Advisory Board , Picks, , Douglas Baird , Adolf Berle , Christopher Lu , Thomas Perrelli , Harvard, Cambridge , MIT, Stanford , Obama's Harvard
Wash Post Politics [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Alec MacGillis at 12:00 AM

November 16, 2008

It's hard to find an investment you can trust these days. Not blue chips. Those investors are looking pretty blue themselves. Steady money-market funds haven't been all that steady. And once high-flying hedge funds -- never for the faint of heart anyway -- are crashing to earth....
Wash Post Business [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Annys Shin at 12:00 AM

July 16, 2008

What are we taxpayers getting for our money as we bail out the geniuses who have run some of our leading financial institutions into the ground? The Treasury is extending a reported $300 billion line of credit to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, but what do we receive in return?...
washingtonpost.com - David Ignatius Archive [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 12:00 AM
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