Daily News Alert | Sunday, May 24, 2009 12:00 AM PDT |
Fashion heiress, economist push foreign aid plan Sat, 23 May 2009 07:14 pm PDT AP - An unlikely duo of a fashion heiress and a Nobel Prize-winning economist is pushing a controversial plan to boost aid to the developing world by giving wealthy donors a greater say in how the money is distributed. Full Story | Top | Obama hopes for `leaner, meaner' GM and Chrysler Sat, 23 May 2009 08:09 am PDT AP - President Barack Obama says General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC must emerge from their restructuring as "leaner, meaner" companies and that a substantial market awaits them if they make the right decisions. Full Story | Top | IBD's Top 10 - Thursday Thu, 21 May 2009 04:15 pm PDT Investor's Business Daily - 1 News that the U.K. may lose its top credit rating spread to U.S. markets. The Nasdaq slid 1.9%, the S&P 500 1.7%, the Dow and NYSE composite 1.5%. Volume fell. Despite a broad decline, relatively few leading stocks fell in strong volume. Steel, machinery, transportation and other industrial stocks fared worst. Full Story | Top | California faces its day of fiscal reckoning Fri, 22 May 2009 11:20 pm PDT AP - The day of reckoning that California has been warned about for years has arrived. The longest recession in generations and the defeat this week of a package of budget-balancing ballot measures are expected to lead to state spending cuts so deep and so painful that they could rewrite the social contract between California and its citizens. They could also force a fundamental rethinking of the proper role of government in the Golden State. Full Story | Top | U.S. could take 17 years to exit GMAC after an IPO Fri, 22 May 2009 07:00 am PDT Reuters - GMAC LLC, which is giving the U.S. Treasury Department a 35.4 percent equity stake, said on Friday it might take 17 years for the government to shed its investment if the auto and mortgage lender were to go public. Full Story | Top | Fed mulled increasing debt purchases in April Wed, 20 May 2009 03:17 pm PDT Reuters - The Federal Reserve said on Wednesday it saw modest improvements in the U.S. economy last month, but it still saw big risks and left open the possibility of increasing its purchases of mortgage-related and government debt to keep credit flowing and spur recovery. Full Story | Top | Political Economy: Ending the Free Lunch Sat, 23 May 2009 10:49 am PDT CQPolitics.com - There should be no doubt that the American people -- and their elected representatives -- see credit card companies as the prime villains of the moment. They may have even been elevated to villains of the year, now that the subprime mortgage industry has mostly gone belly up. Full Story | Top | Law protects renters from foreclosure evictions Fri, 22 May 2009 12:33 pm PDT AP - Buried in a housing law signed this week by President Barack Obama are protections that will help thousands of renters stay in their homes at least for awhile after their landlord has been foreclosed on. Full Story | Top | Insurers: Pain from Commercial Real Estate? Thu, 21 May 2009 05:08 am PDT BusinessWeek Online - America's deteriorating commercial real estate picture has a special resonance for U.S. life insurers because of the approximately $310 billion, industrywide, that they've invested in commercial and multifamily mortgages. Full Story | Top | Housing: Recovering or Not? Wed, 20 May 2009 05:08 am PDT BusinessWeek Online - Hopes are high that the deeply troubled U.S. housing sector has finally seen the worst of the recession and financial crisis. Full Story | Top |
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