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Clarke's analysis is disingenuous - Jamaica Gleaner
I write with reference to the article titled &os;A lost birthright - the haemorrhaging of the bauxite sector&os; by Claude Clarke and published in the Public Affairs section of your February 1 edition. Clarke spoke from the historically informed position ...
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Ackman Tries to Mollify Target Fund Investors
William Ackman's Pershing Square IV fund, focused on retailer Target, is expected to cut fees and allow withdrawals.
WSJ.com

Early Spring Links
Note - Groundhog wrong. 70 degrees in Northern Virginia. Welcome early spring.Fund of the Week: VWO Vanguard emerging markets ETFMad Money / Jim Cramer Daily Recap 2/4/09Save Money By Sitting Closer To The TV Sunday Roundup - The Back Porch EditionSaving Money on Legal FeesCVS Deals 02/08/09 through 02/14/09BiggerPockets.com Featured in Today s [...]
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Aabhas Sharma: Of cricket and controversy
If controversy had to pick its favourite child, then Lalit Modi would be among the front runners. The man who, according to many, changed the landscape of cricket, finds himself in troubled waters yet again. The charge this time around is embezzlement of funds.
Business Standard

Public Flogging for Bailed-Out Marketers Like Citi, BofA
February 09, 2009 BATAVIA, Ohio (AdAge.com) -- In the marketing and media industries, it's widely believed that advertising, done right, is an investment in future business results. But the questio...
Big News Network

Funds to fuel green energy run dry - International Herald Tribune: Business
Investors in clean energy are like motorists stuck at broken traffic lights. The public policy light is green, but the price and credit lights are red.
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The Icelandic Volcano Erupts: Can a Hedge-Fund Island Lose Its Shirt and Gain Its Soul? - Truthout - All Articles
In December, reports surfaced that Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson pushed his Wall Street bailout package by suggesting that, without it, civil unrest in the united states might grow so dangerous that martial law would have to be declared. Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), warned of the same risk of riots, wherever the global economy was hurting.read more
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Beyond Banker-Bashing - Washington Post: Op-Eds
If this were a movie, we'd call it 'TARP, the Sequel.' The Obama administration will soon unveil its plan to bolster the nation's financial system. Given the widespread revulsion to financial 'fat cats,' the public reception may be underwhelming. But we need to move beyond populist denunciations of 'bailing out Wall Street.' The purpose of action is more compelling. It is to reverse a massive worldwide credit contraction that's clobbering the real economy of production and jobs.
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Could Khatami be Iran`s Obama? - NewsTrust Yahoo Pipes Feed
You have an economy in shambles, increasing international isolation, the danger of further wars, an unpopular millenarian president who thinks God put him in office to reshape the world, and an alarmed public across the board. And you have a liberal challenger to the woeful status quo who is known for an ability to reach out to conservatives and a dislike of social polarization, who is wildly popular with youth, women and liberals, but who might attract even conservative votes. Sound familiar? I am talking about Iran. Former Iranian president in the election slated for June, against the incumbent, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Khatami was head of the Islamic Center in Hamburg and a counselor for Iranian students in Germany in the 1970s and while ...
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Bankers can`t possibly afford NYC on a mere $500K/year - Boing Boing
The lead story in today's New York Times Styles section is all about the tremendous difficulties that executives at bankrupt companies receiving public bailouts will face if their salaries are capped at only $500,000. For example, many of these people might have to give up necessities like armed chauffeurs, twice-annual $16,000 vacations, and $4,000,000 summer homes. It's really heartbreaking. Barbara Corcoran, a real estate executive, said that most well-to-do families take at least two vacations a year, a winter trip to the sun and a spring trip to the ski slopes. Total minimum cost: $16,000. A modest three-bedroom apartment, she said, which was purchased for $1.5 million, not the top of the market at all, carries a monthly mortgage of about $8,000 ...
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