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Daily Archives: May 28, 2009

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Federal Reserve To Undercut Bank Stress Tests

Now that the bank stress tests are over the firms that were examined and found to need more capital have been able to go about the business of raising it. Part ...
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One Bank Regulator For One Mess

The federal government is considering having one regulator to oversee the entire banking system. The mess in the industry is so great that the idea of consolidating the power to ...
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The United States Debt: Safer Than Fort Knox

No one should have to tell the US government that it has the highest possible credit rating. It is the government of the world’s largest economy, the world’s most voracious ...
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Another Hundred Years Of A World Fueled By Oil

The head of Exxon Mobil (XOM), which from time to time is the most profitable and most valuable company in the world, told people attending the firm’s annual meeting that ...
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Media Digest 5/28/2009 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Bloomberg

Reuters:   Central bankers in the US and Europe are battling deflation and inflation simultaneously. Reuters:   GM (GM) is close to bankruptcy but the fate of Opel is still open. Reuters:   ...
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Asia Markets And Europe Open 5/28/2009

Markets in Asia were mostly higher with China closed. The Nikkei rose .1% to 8,451. At the open in Europe, the FTSE was down .7%. The Dax was off 1.2% ...
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