Economics
The Private Currency and Swap Shop of Yellow Springs, Ohio
Recovered history from the Depression.
How Quantitative Easing Helps the Rich and Soaks the Rest of Us
And why the Occupy movement should be up in arms.
Paul Ryan Votes for Budget More Expensive than His Proposal
In order to prevent government shutdown
US Budget Deficit Tops $1 Trillion for Fourth Straight Year
Increased by $191 billion in August
Federal Reserve: Unlimited Quantitative Easing on the Way
Because you can always spend your way out of trouble
Clock Ticks for Subsidies Driving Wind Power Industry
Because a business that can't survive without other people's money is definitely sustainable
Fear of Economic Future Keeps Hiring at Rock Bottom
Policy and tax concerns have employers skittish
Americans Increasingly See Themselves as Poor or Lower Class
That outstrips the actual poverty rate
Obama's Auto Fairy Tale
Obama is reluctant to shoulder responsibility for the overall state of the economy, but doesn't mind taking credit for every car sold since 2009.
Feds: 20 Percent of U.S. Households "Underbanked"
Feds worried those people use payday lenders and check cashing facilities instead.
Dutch Caretaker PM Wins Big Backing Austerity
The conservative Mark Rutte is now putting together a ruling coalition
States Ignore Real Pension Reform at Own Peril
Feeble attempts thus far aren't fixing problems
Gov. Brown Signs Calif. Pension Reform Bill
Most changes will affect new government hires, but also fights pension spiking
Americans Increasingly Avoid Banks
Even higher-income people find attractive financial alternatives elsewhere
Big Salaries for State University Officials in SC
The top ten earners from state agencies work for colleges or universities
Worse Than the Recession
The Obama administration has engineered a "recovery" in name only.
Nationalism Rising in Catalonia
Spain's economic crisis makes independence look more appealing
Charlie Gasparino: Democrats Soft on Wall Street
No Wall Street charges, not even for Jon Corzine, he notes
Print Still Tops Web For UK Newspapers
Reports of the death of print have been greatly exaggerated?
Anticipated iPhone 5 Release Expected to Kick Off Holiday Shopping Season
Apple looks like it's still got it
New Brussels Proposal Would Force British Banks into Bailout Regime
European banking czars would get broad policing powers over banks across the continent and in the UK
Czech Firms Find Hungary a Haven from Taxes
Hungarian officials apparently steal less than the Czech government
Defense Contractors Plan Pre-Election Layoff Warnings
Which is sort of a huge FU to the White House
Senate Advances Obama's Vets Jobs Bill
Would provide $1 billion to hire post 9/11-era veterans
