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Weekend Reads: Tech, Failure and Folly
Friday Recap: Bumpy Ride Ends Okay
The Money Pit Called Fannie Mae
News: Fannie Mae Files $15.8B in Claims in Lehman Bankruptcy (Bloomberg)
Gold Outlook: Still Shiny
Day of the Droid
Joblessness Hits New High
Parsing Buffett's BNI Buy
Europe Eases Up on Quantitative Easing
- Brits More Critical About 'Quantitative Easing' than Americansby Tim Iacono
- European Central Bank: Time to Phase Out Liquidity Programsby Market Blog
- The ECB Prepares Q.E. Exit Strategies; Rate Unchangedby The LFB
- U.K. Asset Protection: Are Barclays, Lloyds Getting Gift or Squeeze?
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Debating the Housing Outlook
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7 Nov,
5:31 PM
Meanwhile, IMF director Dominique Strauss-Kahn says progress is being made on a possible financial sector tax, also known as the IMF tax, which would be an incentive to take less risks, but also create an insurance fund to be used in case of a future crisis.
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7 Nov,
4:50 PM
World leaders publicly snub U.K. PM Gordon Brown's bold pitch for a global tax on financial transactions, which would be used to fund future bailouts. Treasury's Geithner says economic leaders don't think taxpayers should have to pay for future financial sector foibles.
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7 Nov,
2:24 PM
From the G-20's communique (.pdf) today: "Economic and financial conditions have improved following our coordinated response to the crisis. However, the recovery is uneven and remains dependent on policy support, and high unemployment is a major concern. To restore the global economy and financial system to health, we agreed to maintain support for the recovery until it is assured." Here's the G-20's progress report (.pdf).
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