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Top Turkeys of 2008
Citigroup Avoids Bankruptcy, Will Citizens Fare as Well?
I think the fed and treasury know what is happening and looking to benefit when loose their jobs when Obama sits in.
A Different $700 Billion
Can't governments do more for the middle class and small business where longer economic benefits can be realized?
Why Citigroup Imploded
I don't think anyone really knows what are the assets, not even the treasury/ fed but they are backing them.
Paulson Trying to Rewrite His Own History
I don't think anyone could have predicted how bad the situation would get. I thought it would be a bad year in Jan, but this way beyond my expectations.
Worse thing is Paulson don't understand impact of his decisions.
The Return of the $70 per Hour Meme
I watched some of the congressional hearing yesterday and what was missing (and correctly asked) was do you have plans for the bailout money and answer was disappointing. Senior management change is really needed and this can only come about with major change.
What will happen is similar to AIG, once in your in and money needs to keep pouring in.
Motorola: Fallen and Can't Get Up
A No-Confidence Vote Among Financial Stocks
Couple with toxic assets which are devaluing with the worsening economy leaves very little to be positive about the financial companies.
JPMorgan (JPM) is drawing up plans to axe thousands of jobs worldwide, on a scale comparable to recent cuts at peers Citigroup (C) and Morgan Stanley (MS) - about 10% of its workforce.
Parsons Is a Poor Candidate for Chairman of Citigroup
G-20’s Done: Time to Recheck Buy Signals
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The Bailout: How’s It Doing?
Could AIG Kill GM's Chances for a Bailout?
AIG Needs More of Your Grandkids' Money
the first attempt failed and only prolonged the issues, now with the USA picking up the tap and essentially nationalizing AIG, it can't fail.