Bankrate.com, April 24, 2012Paul Jacobs explains why the Treasury may offer securities with negative yields.
Getting Banks Back Into Banking
The economy suffers when banks concentrate on collecting fees rather than deposits, and on making trades rather than loans.
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California’s Train To Nowhere
Rather than confront its many real problems, California fixates on a fast train to nowhere.
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Con Ed Delivers What New Yorkers Crave: Fiscal Abuse
New Yorkers’ tough-talking image is just a façade. Their utility bills reveal a seemingly insatiable appetite for financial pain.
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Larry Elkin in Carol Roth: Business Unplugged
Carol Roth: Business Unplugged, April 18, 2012Larry Elkin offers tips on effective leadership.
Unreasonable Suspicion In The Big Apple
Being white and middle-aged places me above suspicion, at least on the streets of New York City.
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Paul Jacobs in Bloomberg
Paul Jacobs describes the outlook on high-yield bonds.
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On Chinese Currency, Be Careful What You Wish For
As China lets the Yuan trade more freely, we risk losing the dollar’s strategic advantages.
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A Reporter Demands His Subject’s Prosecution
Can a journalist call for his subject’s prosecution and still be fair? A reporter covering BP gives it a try.
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