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  1. US Unemployment Rate Jumps to 8.1 Percent Washington Post (0 replies)
  2. Obama Says Short U.S. Treasuries - 28th Feb 09 (0 replies)
  3. Global Recession Deepens as No End to Financial Collapse (0 replies)
  4. Nasdaq Falls Below 1,300 as Stock Slide Worsens- Reuters (3 replies)
  5. How Eastern Europe's Troubles Affect Us by David I. Templeton (0 replies)
  6. Fed Refuses to Release Bank Lending Data, Insists on Secrecy Bloomberg - ‎8 hours ago‎ By Mark Pittman March 5 (Bloomberg) (0 replies)
  7. 639K new jobless claims; continuing claims at 5.1M- (0 replies)
  8. Bair Says FDIC Insurance Fund Could Be Insolvent This Year: (0 replies)
  9. Everything you should know (0 replies)
  10. China Optimism, Oil's Surge Halt Wall Street's 5-Day Rout- Reuters (0 replies)
  11. Just for fun (4 replies)
  12. 1 in 5 Mortgages "Underwater" businessweek.com (0 replies)
  13. Geithner's Testimony to House Ways and Means - Timothy Geithner (0 replies)
  14. Bernanke's Testimony to the Senate Budget Committee - Ben Bernanke (0 replies)
  15. Treasury Releases Key Details of Housing Plan (0 replies)
  16. Hidden Pension Fiasco May Foment Another $1 Trillion Bailout (0 replies)
  17. Why the U.S. Dollar Is Vulnerable to a Sharp Decline Now by J. S. Kim (0 replies)
  18. U.S. Private Sector Cuts 697,000 Jobs in February- Reuters (0 replies)
  19. One in five US mortgage borrowers are underwater Reuters - ‎31 minutes ago‎ By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) (0 replies)
  20. Buffett says U.S. Treasury bubble one for the ages (5 replies)
  21. Wall Street Slammed; Dow Falls Below 7,000 as Bank Worries Mount- AP (1 reply)
  22. Opinion: When Will the Recession Be Over? The fall in the gross domestic product suggests that the recession may be deeper than anticipated. (4 replies)
  23. GDP Contracts 6.2% with Analysts Divided over a Recovery by Money Morning (1 reply)
  24. Opinion: Rule of Four By CARMEN M. REINHART CARMEN M. REINHART (0 replies)
  25. Opinion: Beware the False Dawn By STEPHEN S. ROACH Market gyrations are to be expected. (0 replies)
  26. A 6.2% Drop in GDP: Is the Worst Yet to Come? TIME (3 replies)
  27. GDP: The Depression In Recession 24/7 Wall St. - New York,NY,USA (0 replies)
  28. FDIC paints bleak banking picture MarketWatch - ‎1 hour ago‎ By Greg Morcroft, MarketWatch NEW YORK (MaketWatch) (2 replies)
  29. Deficit to Hit 12% of GDP (0 replies)
  30. US: Jobless Up, Factory Orders Down, Nobody's Home Forbes - (0 replies)
  31. 667K new jobless claims; continuing claims top 5M - AP - (0 replies)
  32. Wealthy Americans sue UBS to keep names secret (0 replies)
  33. Grim Outlook for Preliminary GDP of -5% by Spicer Matthews (0 replies)
  34. Budget Projects $1.75T Deficit This Year Washington Post - ‎35 minutes ago‎ By Lori Montgomery (4 replies)
  35. The Middle Class (25 replies)
  36. Latest Richardson and Roubini Op-Ed in the Wall Street Journal PrintShare Delicious Digg Facebook reddit Technorati Nouriel Roubini | Feb 18, 2009 (0 replies)
  37. Top Economists Agree 2009 Worst Financial Crisis Since Great Depression (0 replies)
  38. More News from Mary Schapiro. Brace Yourself. by Gary Weiss (0 replies)
  39. Recent Policy Decisions and a Greater Depression by Thomas Kee (0 replies)
  40. Business / Economy: The Global Recession, Graded on a Curve By FLOYD NORRIS The United States economy and stock market are doing quite well compared (0 replies)
  41. New York Region: Newly Poor Swell Lines at Food Banks Nationwide By JULIE BOSMAN (0 replies)
  42. Opinion: Who'll Stop the Pain? By PAUL KRUGMAN (0 replies)
  43. The foreclosure plan Can't pay or won't pay? Economist (1 reply)
  44. E.J. DIONNE Will Detroit Get Totaled? washingtonpost.com (0 replies)
  45. Bankruptcy Updates (0 replies)
  46. Is Economic Recovery Even Possible on a Planet Headed for Environmental Collapse? By Tom Engelhardt (1 reply)
  47. Homeowners' rallying cry: Produce the note (0 replies)
  48. Finance Capitalism Hits a Wall The Oligarchs’ Escape Plan – at the Treasury’s Expense By Prof. Michael Hudson (1 reply)
  49. Dean Baker's economic commentary Foreclosure: Let banks eat their losses. (0 replies)
  50. Beyond the Foreclosure Crisis Tim Fernholz (0 replies)
  51. CHARLES MCMILLION Economic Meltdown Deepens: Worst Since 1933 (0 replies)
  52. Nationalizing the Banks Seems Inevitable: How Bad Does It Have to Get First? Joshua Holland, AlterNet (0 replies)
  53. No More Band-Aid Solutions to the Financial Crisis: We Need to Build an Economy that Works David Korten, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc. (0 replies)
  54. Opinion: Dangers of the D-Word By EDUARDO PORTER We might want to number the Great Depressions, as we do our Great Wars. We might need some new scary (0 replies)
  55. Eastern Europe Is About to Blow By Mike Whitney (0 replies)
  56. Japan's Economy Collapses into Economic Depression (0 replies)
  57. Back to Reality After 10 Year Illusion of Wealth - Paul Krugman, NY Times (0 replies)
  58. Dead Bankrupt Banks Stock Prices Diluted Into Oblivion - 13th Feb 09 - Jim_Willie_CB (0 replies)
  59. A Lost Decade Ahead? - Robert Samuelson, Newsweek (0 replies)
  60. Obama, like Bush, is Throwing Public Money into a Black Hole By Prof. Rodrigue Tremblay (0 replies)
  61. Who is Pulling Geithner’s Strings? By Cliff Kincaid (0 replies)
  62. Economic Crisis 'Top Threat to US' By Al Jazeera (0 replies)
  63. Worst Than The Great Depression? ' Worst Economic Collapse Ever' (0 replies)
  64. Nationalize the Banks! We're all Swedes Now By Matthew Richardson and Nouriel Roubini (0 replies)
  65. Large U.S. Banks on Brink of Insolvency, Experts Say By Steve Lohr February 13, 2009 "IHT" (0 replies)
  66. The War Recession: Alan Bock (0 replies)
  67. Geithner's False Assumption - Rebuilding Securitization Market Is Good for Economy by Peter Schiff (2 replies)
  68. Paul Craig Roberts Deficit Nonchalance (0 replies)
  69. Mike Whitney Geithner's Coming Out Party (0 replies)
  70. # Michael Winship: The Oligarchy's Bailout Ball (0 replies)
  71. Tim Geithner, Tell Us Why You're Rescuing the Very Private Interests that Led Us to Ruin William Greider, The Nation (0 replies)
  72. Are Uninsured Bank Depositors in Danger? by Felix Salmon (1 reply)
  73. Geithner AP photo / Lawrence Jackson No Tough Love for Wall Street By Robert Scheer (0 replies)
  74. The Truth about Stimulus and the Depression - Jia Lynn Yang, Fortune (0 replies)
  75. The Recovery Plan From Hell What Wall Street Wants By Michael Hudson (0 replies)
  76. Bubble Economy 2.0: The Financial Recovery Plan from Hell - by Michael Hudson - 2009-02-11 “Recovery for whom?” The answer: “For the people who desi (2 replies)
  77. # Nouriel Roubini: Nationalize Insolvent Banks (0 replies)
  78. The Emerging Liberal Oligarchy Christopher Chantrill (1 reply)
  79. Scary thought for the day: Obama and Geithner don't have a clue February 11, 2009 They don't even have a bad plan. (0 replies)
  80. How to Wreck the American Economy Steve McCann Think it's hard for American business to compete in the world economy now? (0 replies)
  81. To End This Financial Crisis, Americans Are Going to Have to Get Angry Steve Fraser, Tomdispatch.com (8 replies)
  82. Geithner's Folly: The Bank Rescue Plan Is a Disaster in the Making Brad Reed, AlterNet (0 replies)
  83. Will Obama Exploit the Unemployed as Recruits for a Ramped Up War in Afghanistan? Paul Craig Roberts, CounterPunch (0 replies)
  84. How Economists (and Pundits and Politicians) Helped Steer America Off a Cliff Joshua Holland, AlterNet (0 replies)
  85. Pelosi Stimulus Casts Shadow Over Obama, U.S., World by John Browne (0 replies)
  86. Why Deflation Will Persist for Longer Than You Think by Vinay Ayala (0 replies)
  87. The Great Awakening: Boomers, Your Crisis Has Arrived (0 replies)
  88. DEAN BAKER The TARP Dog and Pony Show prospect.org — With no clear strategy, the new bank rescue plan offers only more uncertainty. (3 replies)
  89. ROBERT SCHEER No Tough Love for Wall Street huffingtonpost.com (0 replies)
  90. Rep. Kanjorski: $550 Billion Disappeared in "Electronic Run On the Banks" (1 reply)
  91. 'This Is The Worst Recession For Over 100 Years' (2 replies)
  92. Capitalism’s Self-inflicted Apocalypse By Michael Parenti (0 replies)
  93. All of Them Must Go By Naomi Klein (0 replies)
  94. The Growing Army of Angry Men Lives Have Been Destroyed by the Federal Government By Mark R. Crovelli (0 replies)
  95. US Must 'Save Capitalism' From the Banks: Nassim Taleb (13 replies)
  96. Obama is the Fall Guy for the Coming Depression and Wars (3 replies)
  97. The Government Finance Bubble (0 replies)
  98. It's the Bank Bill That Really Matters - Brian Wesbury & Bob Stein, Forbes (0 replies)
  99. Fresh From Davos: Taleb and Roubini Summarize Their Warnings by Duru (0 replies)
  100. Jobless in America: Stories from the Frontlines of the Economic Crisis Nicholas von Hoffman (1 reply)
  101. US Taxpayers Risk $9.7 Trillion On Bailout Programs: Bloomberg (0 replies)
  102. Stiglitz: Gov’t Should Bail Out Homeowners, Not Banks (0 replies)
  103. The Washington Budget Report Feb. 9, 2008 (2 replies)
  104. Bond Market anxious at US budget deficits (0 replies)
  105. US Empire on the Road to Ruin (0 replies)
  106. SAMUEL JOHNSON Geithner v. The American Oligarchs tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com (1 reply)
  107. BERT KUTTNER Stimulus, Yes; Bank Bailout II, No huffingtonpost.com (0 replies)
  108. Joseph Stiglitz: Nationalized Banks Are "Only Answer" by: Deutsche Welle (2 replies)
  109. Bloomberg: $9.7 Trillion Of U.S. Money On The Line To Address Crisis (0 replies)
  110. U.S. Congress Debates the Fiscal Stimulus Package: Will It Alleviate the Recession in 2009? (0 replies)
  111. Naomi Klein: Public Revolt Builds Against Rip-off Rescue Plans (0 replies)
  112. The Road to Bank Nationalization (0 replies)
  113. # The world economy: The return of economic nationalism (0 replies)
  114. Bleak choices facing Geithner in trying to save the banks (0 replies)
  115. It isn't just the jobs lost, it's new hires at low ebb February 08, 2009 (0 replies)
  116. Keep Your Job, Lose Your Health Insurance Monica Sanchez (0 replies)
  117. Plunder and Blunder; How the 'Financial Experts' Keep Screwing You Dean Baker (0 replies)
  118. What's Going to Replace the Dollar? by Paco Ahlgren (0 replies)
  119. The Real Crisis: Collapsing Capital Accumulation Process by Rakesh Saxena (0 replies)
  120. This Is Just the Beginning by Peter Schiff (0 replies)
  121. U.S. Needs to Return to Its Manufacturing Base by Mark Riddix (1 reply)
  122. 15 Companies That Might Not Make It Past 2009 by Rick Newman (1 reply)
  123. IMF Says Advanced Economies Already in Depression Bloomberg (2 replies)
  124. # # Watch Bank of America to Understand Where Economy Is Going by Simit Patel (0 replies)
  125. # # Leading Indicators Grim - OECD Composite by Paul Kedrosky (0 replies)
  126. Peter Schiff: Obamanomics = Food Lines Video Interview (0 replies)
  127. Obama Bank Bailout: There is an Alternative Open Letter to Dr. Joseph Stiglitz and Challenge to Debate - by Richard C. Cook (0 replies)
  128. Jon Markman: Why the Bank Bailouts Are Doomed (02/03) (0 replies)
  129. The Good War by Bill Bonner (0 replies)
  130. Why the Talk Has Turned to Depression TIME - (1 reply)
  131. Naomi Klein: Public Revolt Builds Against Rip-off Rescue Plans for the Economy By Naomi Klein, The Nation (0 replies)
  132. Is the United States Going the Way of Japan? - Nouriel Roubini, Forbes (1 reply)
  133. Brave New (Financial) World (0 replies)
  134. Peter Morici The Slippery Slope of Stimulus (0 replies)
  135. We Can Do Better Than a Bad Bank - George Soros, Wall Street Journal (0 replies)
  136. The bogus nature of Wall Street's bonus culture (0 replies)
  137. It's Not Going to Be OK By Chris Hedges, Truthdig (0 replies)
  138. The Perfect Storm By Vladimir Putin (0 replies)
  139. California Goes Broke, Halts $3.5 Billion in Payments By Stephen C. Webster (0 replies)
  140. Obama's Stimulus Plan: $100 Billion and Little Change Richard Cohen, Washington Post, 3 February 2009 Obama's stimulus is mostly more of the same -- (0 replies)
  141. # Paul Krugman: Bailouts for Bunglers (0 replies)
  142. # Chalmers Johnson: How Taxpayers Finance Fantasy Wars (0 replies)
  143. Worse than the Great Depression. (0 replies)
  144. Bailouts A Complete Fraud Against US Workers (0 replies)
  145. WILLIAM PFAFF Facing the Music In Davos truthdig.com — (1 reply)
  146. Leading Economists: Let the banks fail - 2009-02-02 (0 replies)
  147. We Could Soon See 1 Million Jobs Lost in Single Month by Alan Brochstein (1 reply)
  148. It’s Not Going to Be OK (0 replies)
  149. Will China Buy American Debt? - Gordon Chang, Commentary Magazine (0 replies)
  150. Is the Entire Bailout Strategy Flawed? Let's Rethink This Before It's Too Late Joseph Stiglitz (0 replies)
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