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    • Ford Considering Sale of Volvo

      Ford Considering Sale of Volvo

      Ford Motor Co. is considering selling Volvo Car Corp. as the beleaguered U.S. automaker seeks to raise cash and weather a global... more
      ebindelglass

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      13 hours ago
    • Down we go again: Fourth-worst drop ever for Dow

      Down we go again: Fourth-worst drop ever for Dow

      Downbeat economic reports only fanned investors' concerns. The Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing... more
      Thomas_Morse

      0 responses

      23 hours ago
    • 2009 SEP IRA Contribution Limits

      2009 SEP IRA Contribution Limits

      SEP IRA Contribution Limits for 2009, 2008 to 2004
      criusf

      0 responses

      1 day ago
    • The Subprime Mortgage Crisis Explained

      The Subprime Mortgage Crisis Explained

      When, how and why did the crisis that brought the global financial system down happen?
      loturin

      0 responses

      1 day ago
    • BetOnMarkets bags two Financial Times and Investors Chronicle Investment 2008 awards!

      BetOnMarkets bags two Financial Times and Investors Chronicle Investment 2008 awards!

      It is clearly award season for BetOnMarkets.com with the addition of two Financial Times and Investors Chronicle Investment 08... more
      cordieliea

      0 responses

      1 day ago
    • From Standard Oil to Big Oil

      From Standard Oil to Big Oil

      Antonia Juhasz on the breakup of Standard Oil and its revival as Big Oil in the United States. Part 2 In the second part of... more
      Vierotchka

      8 responses

      1 day ago
    • What Constitution?

      What Constitution?

      There is an open letter from the We The People Foundation to Mr. Barack Obama that will appear in the Chicago Tribune on December... more
      critic

      10 responses

      2 days ago
    • Ron Paul - Global Central Bank on it’s Way

      Ron Paul - Global Central Bank on it’s Way

      Ron Paul talks with Russia Today on November 28, 2007. Paul discusses President-Elect Obama, US foreign policy, the G20 summit,... more
      grimaldi

      0 responses

      3 days ago
    • Relief slow to homeowners facing foreclosure

      Relief slow to homeowners facing foreclosure

      Communities crushed by the foreclosure crisis are dealing with hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of abandoned and deteriorating... more
      Vierotchka

      1 response

      4 days ago
    • Colombia in economic crisis

      Colombia in economic crisis

      Forrest Hylton: Uribe is no longer able to create illusion that he is in control. Colombia is in the midst of an economic... more
      Vierotchka

      2 responses

      4 days ago
    • Bailout costs $8.5 trillion

      Bailout costs $8.5 trillion

      With the credit crisis continuing to worsen, the US federal government is pledging a seemingly endless amount of money to shore up... more
      Vierotchka

      13 responses

      4 days ago
    • How to Prepare for a Financial Apocalypse

      How to Prepare for a Financial Apocalypse

      These tips and tools will help you weather whatever economic storm comes your way. From doing it yourself to advice from experts,... more
      sunnyspeaks

      1 response

      5 days ago
    • Fed to Buy $600 Billion of GSE Debt

      Fed to Buy $600 Billion of GSE Debt

      The government announced Tuesday it will spend $600 billion to take on the obligations of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae... more
      AlenFinancical

      0 responses

      5 days ago
    • Credit card companies share data to identify customers in financial danger

      Credit card companies share data to identify customers in financial danger

      A data-sharing initiative aimed at identifying customers who are in danger of getting into financial difficulties has been... more
      lovemorgul

      9 responses

      5 days ago
    • Automobiles - Toyota suffers first rating cut in a decade

      Automobiles - Toyota suffers first rating cut in a decade

      Toyota Motor on Wednesday lost its status as one of the few large companies to hold a top-notch credit rating from all of the... more
      bedeboop

      0 responses

      5 days ago
    • Woolworths comes to the end of the line

      Woolworths comes to the end of the line

      High Street legend Woolworths has buckled under its debt and is set to go into administration.
      Scott_Logan

      13 responses

      6 days ago
    • Will Monday's VAT cut make you spend more money?

      Will Monday's VAT cut make you spend more money?

      So next Monday, all UKn's will be getting a 2.5 percentage point cut on VAT, bringing it down to 15%. What this basically... more
      purplefox

      1 response

      6 days ago
    • London Hosting Economic Summit in April

      London Hosting Economic Summit in April

      British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Wednesday that London will host an April meeting of the Group of 20 industrialized and... more
      ebindelglass

      0 responses

      6 days ago
    • US pumps another $800bn into failing markets

      US pumps another $800bn into failing markets

      US authorities escalated their economic firefighting programme yesterday by pumping $800bn (£500bn) into the mortgage and... more
      bansheewail

      2 responses

      6 days ago
    • Bailout is the Word of the Year

      Bailout is the Word of the Year

      Everyone seems to want one, but apparently a lot of Americans aren't sure what exactly a ``bailout'' is.
      ebindelglass

      0 responses

      7 days ago
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