Moody's: May Cut U.S. Credit Rating
If there's no deal made on lowering the debt-to-GDP ratio
Economics
The Recovery That Wasn't
Three and a half years later, White House officials are still making wildly optimistic comments about the economy they mismanaged.
German Politician: Worries About U.S. Debt Are a Burden to Global Economy
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble made the comments in a speech to the Bundestag
Economic Confidence Up Eleven Points Last Week
Stayed high after DNC and the recent jobs report
Canadian Mint Not Happy With Musician
Dave Gunning is being asked to pay a fee for using a picture of the Canadian penny in album artwork
U.S. Rating Under Threat From Moody's
Rating agency will cut rating if a debt/GDP deal is not reached
Krugman: Rand Paul Brainwashed by Zombie Lie
Made comments after appearing on roundtable with the Senator
Morgan Stanley Says There is a Chance Ron Paul Could be Fed Chairman
Puts the odds at 4 percent
Spain Will Reject Outside Bailout Conditions, Says PM
Insists decision on whether to request bailout has not been made
British Business Secretary to Confirm Plans For a Government-Run "Business Bank"
Aims to increase lending to companies
Harry Reid Pushes for Power Agreement for Solar Company His Son Represents
Chinese company lured to Nevada; now Reid wants to make sure the state signs agreement
New Jersey Revenue $254 Million Less Than Forecast
Nine percent drop in corporation tax collections
Company Head Says British Rules Drive Business To Flee
Petty regulations make doing business a burden
ECB Bailout Plan On Hold
A pending German court decision and the simmering mess in Greece are dampening hopes
GM Still Loses Money On Every Volt Sold
That's not the sort of thing you can make up in volume
Celebrate America's Deficit Spending Today!
2012's federal government will spend three-and-a-half month's worth of money it doesn't actually have.
World Bank Urges Eastern Europe to Move Beyond Shadow Markets
Says too many are doing work in untaxed and unregulated businesses
The Insatiable Taxman
New laws push expatriate Americans to keep their money in their mattresses.
Italy's Economy Contracts More Then Previously Estimated
Economy shrunk 2.6 percent compared with a year earlier
Jay Leno Taking 50 Percent Pay Cut, Contract Extended to 2014
Now going to be paid $15 million a year
BP to Sell Some Deep Water Assets in Gulf of Mexico
The expected $5.5 billion sale comes as BP tries to cover the cost of the 2010 spill
Moviegoing Drops to Post-9/11 Levels
2016: Obama's America, however, becomes the second most successful political documentary after Fahrenheit 9/11
French Newspaper to Richest Citizen: Get Lost, You Rich Idiot
France's richest man applied for Belgian citizenship ahead of Hollande's 75 percent tax on the rich proposal, yielding attacks from politicians all over France's political spectrum
