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- Monday, 23 Mar 2009 9:57 AM ETImage: /CNBC/Sections/News_And_Analysis/_Blogs/Guest_Blog/__COVER/chandler_marc_100.jpg Winston Churchill once quipped that "The Americans will always do the right thing after they have exhausted all the alternatives." To be sure all the other other alternatives to the Treasury's toxic assets plan have not been exhausted, though many were. » Read more
- Monday, 23 Mar 2009 9:47 AM ETBy: Janice Dorn
It is good to remember that we are in an age of “faster and faster forward” acceleration and cycles can compress. Moves in these markets happen with greater speed, and often with violence. » Read more - Monday, 23 Mar 2009 8:37 AM ETBy: Vince Farrell
On his "60 Minutes" interview last week, Ben Bernanke was asked what kept him up at night. Interestingly he didn't say Citi, or deflation, or the TARP and TALF plans. What keeps him up is the fear "that we don't have the political will. That we don't have the commitment to solve this problem." » Read more - Monday, 23 Mar 2009 1:56 AM ET
Welcome to the world of the fluctuating U.S. dollar. After gathering considerable strength against the euro for many months, the greenback reversed course last week with the most dramatic valuation swing in years. » Read more - Friday, 20 Mar 2009 1:16 PM ETBy:
Stephen Schork, Editor, The Schork Report If anyone tells you they have a rational explanation for what happened in the wake of the EIA report, you should immediately dismiss them. They are obviously lying to you or they are psychotic, writes Stephen Schork. » Read more - Friday, 20 Mar 2009 11:05 AM ETBy: Vince Farrell
You have to figure that Ben Bernanke disagrees with GE's economic outlook. Or why would he have unleashed the Fed's balance sheet as he did in yesterday's surprise move, asks Vince Farrell. » Read more - Friday, 20 Mar 2009 10:41 AM ETBy: Andrew B. Busch
Last night on the Jay Leno show, we had the first US President ever making an appearance on a late night comedy show. Jay Leno did his best to be a serious interviewer and asked questions about AIG and the economy. » Read more - Friday, 20 Mar 2009 10:20 AM ETBy: Gary HirshbergPublic anger about Wall Street misdeeds continues to boil - corporate greed has reached its tipping point for the American consumer. As consumers demand accountability from business, companies are learning that environmental responsibility can be good for the bottom line as well as the planet, writes Stonyfield Farm President and CEO Gary Hirshberg. » Read more
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