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• The Recession Begins Flooding Into Courtroom

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 904
  Hilary J. Bauer, center, a lawyer for the Jewish Association for Services for the Aged, waiting with clients who had a foreclosure case at the State Supreme Court in Jamaica, Queens.
  11 hours ago

• Reuters Breakingviews: More Ideas From the Financial Engineers

  
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  As the appetite for risk revives, the creators of innovations like collateralized-debt obligations are sharpening their pencils.
  15 hours ago

• The donkey Democrats caused this mess in the first place, led by Clinton and Obama.

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 157
  Watch this video and see how the subprime mortgage crisis came to be. It wasn’t the banks fault - it was the government and community groups such as ACORN that FORCED lenders to provide these homes that they knew very well they couldn’t afford. Back before Obama was president, he was an attorney whom fought for ...
  21 hours ago

• US Treasury Department Pushes Banks To Help Homeowners

  
  TFGI — Authority: 115
  The US Treasury Department just might look like a knight on a white horse to some homeowners facing foreclosure and unable to get cooperation from their mortgage company. Despite a federally backed loan program meant to create permanent loan modifications, banks have been slow to work with consumers. That may ...
  22 hours ago

• Op-Ed Columnist: Anybody Seen Pati?

  
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  Nicholas D. Kristof
  1 day ago

• Fair Game: What Iceberg? Just Glide to the Next Boardroom

  
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• Back From the Brink (but Watch Your Step)

  
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• Reuters Breakingviews: Mortgage Titans Resist Shrinkage

  
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  As with many giants, it’s hard to cut Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac down to size. The government, which controls the mortgage behemoths, planned to shrink them by 10 percent in 2010. Don’t count on it.
  3 days ago

• Senators Settle a Wall St. Impasse

  
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  Two Senators negotiating new Wall Street regulation said they expect to resolve their differences next month.
  4 days ago

• Banks Bundled Debt, Bet Against It and Won

  
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  Investigators are trying to determine whether banks like Goldman Sachs intentionally sold their clients especially risky mortgage-linked assets.
  4 days ago

• Dealbook Column: Repaying U.S. And Reaping Bounty in Fees

  
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  To repay taxpayers, Wall Street banks raised billions of dollars in new capital, and they generated millions of dollars in fees doing so.
  6 days ago

• On Asian Airlines, Service Stays High Despite Downturn

  
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  Carriers across Asia have not been immune from the global industry downturn, but the tradition of perks for passengers has remained sacrosanct in the region.
  1 week ago

• Reuters Breakingviews: Credit Derivatives That Distort Markets

  
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  Credit-default swaps have led to uncertainties, including in a debt exchange carried out by Cemex, the Mexican cement giant.
  1 week ago

• Editorial: Taming the Fat Cats

  
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  President Obama should push Congress to enact a levy similar to the hefty tax on bonuses that the British have used to realign boundless greed with public interest.
  1 week ago

• Op-Ed Contributors: Show Us the E-Mail

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 904
  Before releasing its regulatory clutches, the government should force American International Group to reveal the records showing how its business went bad.
  1 week ago

• Economy Doesn’t Slow Demand for Early Entry to College

  
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  Baker Library at Dartmouth College, which among other highly selective colleges, received substantially more applications for their early decision programs this year than they did last.
  1 week ago

• Tight Lending Market Hurts Consumers

  
  TFGI — Authority: 115
  It is easy to forget that there are millions of people who did not lose their jobs and are living through the recession without having to make significant financial changes. Many of these consumers have good credit or credit that would not prevent them from borrowing responsibly. The problem is they can’t find ...
  1 week ago

• A.I.G. Said to Plan Hong Kong Listing for Asian Life Insurance Unit

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 904
  Analysts say the listing could raise as much as $20 billion, which would make it one of the largest public stock offerings in history.
  1 week ago

• At Many Colleges, Early Applications Rise

  
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  Baker Hall at Dartmouth College, which among other highly selective colleges, received substantially more applications for their early decision programs this year than they did last.
  1 week ago

• Consumer Credit Availability and Financial Exclusion in Australia

  
  Personal Money Store — Authority: 588
  Forced Competition for Competitive Payday Loan Rates? Capping payday loan rates too low will kill competition and hurt consumers – in Brisbane, Queensland or anywhere else. Legislators from various nations have proposed that control over consumer credit become centralized, i.e. placed under control of the ...
  1 week ago

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