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- In Move Seen as Harbinger, Small Nebraska College Suspends Retirement Contributions - Chronicle.com
- Edge: THE FOURTH QUADRANT: A MAP OF THE LIMITS OF STATISTICS By Nassim Nicholas Taleb
- Bank of America Raises $2.8 Billion - China bank stocks lower: Bank of America sold part of its holding in China Construction Bank, sending shares in China?s big banks skidding.
- Haven't seen anything yet, economists say of meltdown
- St. Louis Fed: U.S. Financial Data
- Op-Ed Contributors - The End of the Financial World as We Know It - NYTimes.com: MUST READ article by Michael Lewis, a contributing editor at Vanity Fair and David Einhorn author of ?Fooling Some of the People All of the Time? about our current financial situation with emphasis on US financial system. Continues with "How to Repair a Broken Financial World". Both bring up numerous good points.
- State unemployment claim systems overwhelmed - Yahoo! News
- The Law of Unintended Consequences: 20th Century and Beyond - Seeking Alpha
- Is Silicon Valley Losing Its Magic? | The Big Picture
- Covering the Global Economy, International Affairs, and Public Policy ? Global Strategy Watch
- Wall Street's Tremors Leave Harlem Shaken - NYTimes.com
- Op-Ed Contributor - A Matter of Life and Debt - NYTimes.com
- Calculated Risk: Fed Fears Long Recession: The Fed projects GDP to decline in 2009 "as a whole", and unemployment to "rise significantly into 2010". The Fed also expects disinflationar y pressures to continue into 2010.
- How to Repair a Broken Financial World: THERE are other things the Treasury might do when a major financial firm assumed to be ?too big to fail? comes knocking, asking for free money. Here?s one: Let it fail.
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