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• Your Moment Of Glenn: Dubai Make U.S. Look ‘Amish’

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 796
  Amidst the spectacle of Tiger Woods ‘ car crash and the Salahi’s White House party crash, was the equally spectacular (and arguably more important) story of the Dubai economy crash. For those of you interested in a detailed, business-minded background on what went on and what didn’t, Andrew Ross Sorkin ...
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• Southern California leading economic indicator increases in the third quarter

  
  Money & Company — Authority: 683
  Economic activity should pick up in the next three to six months in Southern California, according to Adrian Fleissig, an economist and professor at Cal State Fullerton, adding more positive news to a slew of data released in the last two months that indicate the region is finally starting to recover. The Southern ...
  1 day ago

• Does the State Budget Crisis Move You to Act?

  
  Your Call — Authority: 125
  Is the budget crisis in California creating a movement for fundamental change? On the next Your Call, we continue our Agenda for a New Economy series by talking about the reaction to the devastating budget cuts. Has the shock of budget cuts in the midst of a recession moved you from dissatisfaction to action? Join us ...
  2 days ago

• The Week in Political Geography: Jackonsian Belt

  
  The Electoral Map — Authority: 116
  Democrats are in big trouble in the Jacksonian Belt stretching from southern Pennsylvania through Appalachia to Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma. Redistricting post-Katrina Louisiana is going to be a mess . The geography of smoking : Utah and West Virginia bookend the spectrum. A map ranking, er, ...
  1 week ago

• Financial Woes Grow For California, Florida

  
  Boom2Bust.com — Authority: 540
  More well-known for their sunny weather than stormy finances, both California and Florida— along with their residents— are suffering from the lousy economy. Bloomberg’s Michael B. Marois wrote Wednesday: California’s budget deficit may widen to almost $21 billion by next fiscal year as the most populous ...
  1 week ago

• Big-screen TV fights back

  
  Orange Punch — Authority: 144
  As we noted today , California’s nannies have ordered us no longer to buy and sell TVs they don’t like, even if we do like them and don’t mind paying to run them. Thanks so much Big Brothers, and you know who you are. Well, despite the fearful likelihood that this may mean similar unnecessary, ...
  1 week ago

• California unemployment rate reaches 12.5%

  
  Money & Company — Authority: 683
  Californias unemployment continued its upward march in October, reaching a post-World War II high of 12.5%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said this morning. But dont roll your eyes at the never-ending stream of bad news just yet. California actually added 25,700 jobs in October, making this the first month since ...
  1 week ago

• Good News Friday - Prager

  
  The Daily Blogster — Authority: 425
  #tcot #redco #teaparty #liberal #conservative Dennis Prager brings a ray of sunshine in the window while most conservatives are preaching a depressing outlook. I agree with his optimism here, I think there are enough smart people in this country that IF..IF ...IF they are paying attention this may be the last hurrah ...
  1 week ago

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  LEFT is RIGHT — Authority: 458
  Jean Ross on the Legislative Analyst’s Office Forecast November 18, 2009 In response to the forecast on the state’s long-term budget situation today by the Legislative Analyst’s Office, Jean Ross, executive director of the California Budget Project, a nonpartisan public policy research group, released this ...
  1 week ago

• California faces projected $21 billion deficit

  
  Cheshire Cat Photo Blog (... said the Cat: 'we're all mad here....') — Authority: 130
  No, this is not an accidental replay of a blog entry from earlier this year. This is brand new! New, and unimproved…! The grim economic forecast comes from the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst, Mac Taylor, and results from the recession’s impact on California, unrealistic budgeting assumptions, spending cuts ...
  2 weeks ago

• Serious home loan delinquencies are above 10% of mortgages in California

  
  Money & Company — Authority: 683
  Signs of a bottoming economy are popping up here and there. But serious mortgage delinquencies are still rising in the nation – and have jumped above 10% in California, according to a report today from TransUnion. The credit information supplier says that during the third quarter, nearly 10.2% of home loans ...
  2 weeks ago

• European aircraft maker Airbus steps up spending in Southern California

  
  Money & Company — Authority: 683
  Airbus expects the A350 XWB to have its first flight in early 2012. Credit: Airbus European aerospace giant Airbus announced at Los Angeles City Hall today that it awarded a $10-million contract to a Harbor City company to manufacture lipskins for its jet engines. McStarlite Co. produces the donut-shaped skin ...
  2 weeks ago

• Michael Hiltzik: Learning to live with China

  
  Money & Company — Authority: 683
  Economic nationalism -- or is it merely xenophobia? -- is nothing new on these shores. It crops up whenever Americas hegemony as the worlds No. 1 economy appears to be threatened by an upward-scuttling challenger. As my column for Monday observes, today the challenger is China, heir apparent to the role of Americas ...
  2 weeks ago

• Number of Middle East Students In The U.S. Rising

  
  MyTownTalks — Authority: 507
  The Media Line Staff A report released Monday by the Institute of International Education has indicated that the number of Middle Eastern students studying in the U.S.
  2 weeks ago

• Federal Government Budget Deficit in October is Three Times the Annual Budget Deficits of the Banana Republic of California.

  
  My Budget 360 — Authority: 547
  California has been the poster child of ineffective state government.  Bickering politicians, constant spending, and budget deficits that baffle the economic bottom line.  But California isn’t alone in this spend more than you earn reality.  Last year, California had to patch up $60 billion in budget deficits ...
  2 weeks ago

• California export trade improves slightly in September

  
  Money & Company — Authority: 683
  Many economists use Californias export trade as a gauge of the states rebound potential. According to Septembers numbers, we still have a long way to go. Merchandise export trade, at $10.35 billion in September, was up 3.2% from August, but still down 16.3% from the same month last year, according to an analysis ...
  2 weeks ago

• New York governor sees risk of California bond default

  
  Money & Company — Authority: 683
  Besides understanding his own state’s finances, New York Gov. David Paterson apparently has an excellent grasp of California’s fiscal situation. So much so, in fact, that Paterson feels confident speculating publicly about the probability of California eventually defaulting on its municipal bond debt. In a ...
  2 weeks ago

• Study: Nine states risking California-style fiscal peril

  
  Money & Company — Authority: 683
  If misery loves company, the Pew Center on the States public policy think-tank has some comforting words for Californians: Though our fiscal problems "are in a league of their own . . . some of the same factors driving California toward the brink of insolvency also are hurting an array of other states." Do you feel ...
  2 weeks ago

• Corporate Boardrooms

  
  AAA-Fund Blog — Authority: 140
  Asian Pacific Americans Remain Absent from Corporate Boardrooms 76 % of Fortune 100 companies lack Asian Pacific American representation on their boards Washington, D.C., November 6, 2009 – Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics, Inc. (LEAP) unveils the findings of its 2009 Corporate Governance Report ...
  3 weeks ago

• Small Business Still Weak for Lack of Capital

  
  Body Parts — Authority: 135
  The recession is not over for small business. Small businesses and start-up businesses continue to struggle. Why? Lack of capital. Lending is still tight by banks. Traditional sources of capital--housing mortgages, family loans, and personal savings--dried up a year ago.  Most smalll businesses employ fewer than 20 ...
  4 weeks ago

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