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Bob Benmosche Is an Equal Opportunity Bully
The Downturnaround is heartened to see that Andrew Cuomo isn't the only person the new AIG CEO is talking tough to.
How Many Restaurants Closed This Year?
The report that 4,000 restaurants have closed across the country in the past year made us wonder how New York is doing, so we crunched some numbers with MenuPages. Since the beginning of the year, 395 restaurants out of 6,600...
Ford Needs to Focus
Ford has been running a public-relations campaign promoting their lack of reliance on the government. But so far, it sounds pretty weak.
We Like the New GM Ad and We’re Not Ashamed to Admit It
It's not fashionable to say anything nice about the American car companies, but Hugo Lindgren does not like the alternative.
The Good Times Are Over, Long Live the Okay Times
So you have to trade your filet for a ham sandwich. Big deal.
Why New York City Won’t Pop
Pundits and economic forecasters love coming up with elaborate scenarios for how New York City will meet its doom. The Downturnaround defies them all.
All Hail the Lowballer
How the battle of wills between real-estate vultures and steadfast property owners will help the market.
The Downturnaround Keeps Its Head When Everyone Around It Is Losing Theirs
Yes, the car companies are disintegrating, people are sinking their own boats, and major architectural landmarks are going for half price. But Hugo Lindgren spots a few glimmers of hope.
The Downturnaround Is Long Nebraska
Hugo Lindgren ponders heartland values, in his semi-regular digest of non-depressing economic news.
In Which the Downturnaround Is Tested and Keeps Its Faith
Times are dark, but today, a Saint brought us into the economic light.
The Day the Street Split Open
We thought it was over. The Infrastructure was crumbling! And then ...
Barbie: A Beacon of Hope in a Turbulent World
Your semi-regular digest of not-so-terrible economic news.
The Stephon Marbury Model of Economic Recovery
Even the Knicks' most toxic asset looks good next to the banks!
Niall Ferguson: ‘People Just Have to Get Over the Fact That Their Wealth Wasn't Worth What They Thought It Was’
In which a famed demon of doom gets over himself.
Black Swan Author Nassim Taleb Has Run Out of Highly Improbable Things to Say
The author of 'The Black Swan' opines on Wall Street bonuses.
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