Here's an interesting twist on the employment picture: Dentists across the country are noticing an increase in new patients coming through the door. Why? More people with health insurance as a result of getting full-time jobs. [View news story]
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar plans to meet with oil industry execs today amid growing pressure to allow a resumption of deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. More offshore drilling would do little in the short run to boost domestic supplies, but it could help insulate Obama from charges that he is failing to act in the wake of surging oil and gasoline prices. [View news story]
obama is so weak as a leader betty white could drop him
"Get ready for the cliff-edge," warns RBS' credit team, anticipating a "collapse" in the price of stocks and commodities as the U.S. and EU economies, and the European banking sector, teeter at the precipice. They're suggesting investors buy maximum long-duration bonds in safe haven markets. [View news story]
the truth is finally being told. the bull spin media in the usa have nowhere to hide anymore. the g20 meeting was all fluff, the ratio risk to buying stocks is akin to a casino.
Initial Jobless Claims: -12K to 350K vs. 365K consensus, 362K prior (revised). Continuing claims -32K to 3.23M. [View news story]
Here's an interesting twist on the employment picture: Dentists across the country are noticing an increase in new patients coming through the door. Why? More people with health insurance as a result of getting full-time jobs. [View news story]
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar plans to meet with oil industry execs today amid growing pressure to allow a resumption of deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. More offshore drilling would do little in the short run to boost domestic supplies, but it could help insulate Obama from charges that he is failing to act in the wake of surging oil and gasoline prices. [View news story]
"Get ready for the cliff-edge," warns RBS' credit team, anticipating a "collapse" in the price of stocks and commodities as the U.S. and EU economies, and the European banking sector, teeter at the precipice. They're suggesting investors buy maximum long-duration bonds in safe haven markets. [View news story]