DISQUS

We are watching a slow death of an American industry. Its best days are unfortunately behind it.

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Many of us are in mourning for era that won’t return.

WHITE HOUSE INTERFERENCE

Chrysler and its “rogue” debt holders shouldn’t give in to the Administration’s bully pulpit.

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IS THE FOURTH ESTATE A HISTORICAL CONCEPT?

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Democracy needs its fourth pillar to survive.

Consumers should ignore the commentary admonishing them of spreading “weakness,” and “lacking confidence.”

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Stay the course.

The changes on credit card legislation will have absolutely no real impact on consumers and their use of credit cards.
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Issuers will continue to be abusive of all card holders.

The changes on credit card legislation will have absolutely no real impact on consumers and their use of credit cards.
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http://pacificgatepost.blogspot.com/2008/12/ber...
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Issuers will continue to be abusive of all card holders.

pjmurray,

When you look at the image the banks have created for a century, ... the Roman columns, the ornate and high ceilings, cathedral-like interiors, and the hushed voices, created a magisterial ambiance that made us all feel just a little more comfortable. Look at any picture representing Wall Street. The exchanges and brokerage attempted to accomplish the same thing.

In the meantime, you're paying 20% interest on your bank credit card, and your broker no longer returns you calls asking him to hit the bid.

Carnivals have nothing on Wall Street, its game or its players.

NO ONE WANTED TO “KNOW”

From New York to Geneva, corruption is rampant and complex on Wall Street, including the process of accumulation of this much cash..
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MADOFF IS NOT AN ANOMALY

YAHOO’S SHAREHOLDERS LOSE ON MORE THAN ONE FRONT

Great to see that cool heads have finally prevailed at Microsoft. Nevertheless, it was a seriously missed opportunity by Yahoo shareholders.

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They should have been more vocal. Now it's too late. Their board did not serve them well.

... and Yang is confused.

AOL is not Yahoo's salvation by any means, and Yahoo isn't Microsoft's salvation either ....

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Yang should get some new advisors. Then look for some enlightened strategies ... even just a little creative... not panic driven.