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'Perhaps Mr. Bernanke's blunderbuss political intrusion will win him more Democrat friends,' says the 'Journal.'
The central banks of England, China, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States all cut interest rates this morning in an effort to stave off a further global financial crisis.
The Dow lost 200 points in the last hour of trading alone today. But not everybody has been having a bad couple of weeks! Somebody got a MANICURE.
Your Saturday-night hangover is finally cleared, and the anticipated response to the credit crisis on behalf of European banks is like an Alka-Seltzer Morning Relief for the economy.
The secretary of the Treasury agreed to cap executive pay as part of the bailout, and we concede we feel bad for him.
The sticking points on the bailout plan do not seem all that complicated.
The secretary of the Treasury and the head of the Federal Reserve are starring in a movie inside their own minds.
Just because there's a Depression on doesn't mean we have to be depressed about it.
Says Bush: ‘Government intervention is not only warranted, it is essential.’
Oh, not all bad debt. Just financial institutions' bad debts. You still get to keep yours.
Richard Fuld’s bank has another up-and-down day; NBC’s Jeff Zucker is pleased with himself; and J.Crew brings Nantucket red to Tribeca.
Wall Street's preeminent — and probably only — portrait artist Geoffrey Raymond encourages people to have at his painting of Fed chairman Ben Bernanke.
Plus the latest from the Federal Reserve, Skadden, Condé Nast, and Warren Buffett, in today's industry report.
Blogger Emily Gould's 'Times Magazine' cover continues to ruffle feathers, Scarlett Johansson relocates to a totally boring neighborhood, and Baker & McKenzie partner Martin Weisberg is indicted — again. All that and more in our daily roundup of media, real-estate, law and finance news!
As both the economy and the media seem to be contracting, Jared Kushner solidiers on, throwing himself into a new project after his breakup with Ivanka. All this and more in our roundup of finance, media, law, and real-estate news.
Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke is testifying in front of the Joint Economic Committee today about Bear Stearns and all of the other crazy stuff the Fed has been doing lately.
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