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There is a crack at Bravo TV

Did you know that in the United States there are currently 13.7 million people unemployed, 754,147 people who are homeless (as of 2005; before the...
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Are Warren Buffett and other naysayers wrong?

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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said on CNBC that the economy "has fallen off a cliff"Warren Buffett is a very smart man, and certainly...
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Jon Stewart's economic rescue plan

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At the outset, I must confess, I am not a member of the Jon Stewart fan club. This said, I must admit, Mr. Stewart proposed a economic plan on his...
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Office Max turns to Circuit City for help

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I confess; I had to read and re-read this three times via three different sources to confirm that my eyes were not deceiving me!OfficeMax Inc. said...
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UK smarter than US

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Treasury chief Alistair Darling told Sky News television on Sunday that banks would only have access to extra cash if they "enter into binding...
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Tax cuts good, credit even better

Tax cuts, especially for business, and even more-so for small businesses is a wonderful idea I give President-Elect Obama kudos for this, however,...
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Automakers now need $34 billion to save jobs & American Car Industry

I have written articles concerning CEO pay as well the outrageous perks that the auto industry chieftains enjoy. You can also read more on this...
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$13 billion set aside for bonuses at Goldman Sachs & Morgan Stanley; bankrupt Lehman Bros. as well

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Despite the current economic melt down, there are firms on Wall Street that are still planning to pay out sizeable year-end bonuses. Their rationale...
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