The days of too big to fail better be numbered. It's hard to believe some on that list are increasing their salaries, as if they weren't compensated enough in recent years at the expense of everyone else.
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The apology doesn't refute some of the specific charges the writer leveled in his earlier outrageous column.
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Sunday morning when I reported that an American had won the NYC Marathon for the first time in 27 years, I purposely didn't mention that he is a naturalized citizen - an immigrant from Eritrea - because, you know, so fucking what? American is American, right? Well, not according to CNBC's Darren Rovell.
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The comments from CNBC's readers about the article I mentioned this morning (CNBC's Darren Rovell: NYC marathon winner not a real American since he's originally from Africa) have been uniformly outraged (they're at the bottom of the story, they're quite good).
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What an amazingly ignorant thing to say. The CNBC editor rips Meb Keflezighi for not being American-enough and as a ringer for winning marathons.
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At least they didn't exclusively shower money on the top of the top, but still. How is it remotely possible to justify these bonuses when you are on life support? The answer, of course, is because the US government allowed them to get away with it.
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White House Muddying the Waters on Gay RightsAlterNetJohn Harwood went on CNBC yesterday and, in the context of a discussion of the gay-rights march, said that "the White House views this opposition as really .
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The Plum Line checked in with the White House following CNBC anchor John Harwood's report that a White House adviser had dismissed gay critics, protesters, and bloggers as the "Internet left fringe".
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OK, now the White House has officially called CNBC reporter John Harwood a liar, denying any human being at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue said progressive bloggers (which includes those LGBT bloggers critical of the admin) said were the "Internet left fringe.
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What does the White House think of gays demanding rights? Well, according to CNBC's John Harwood: "If you look at the polling, Barack Obama is doing well with 90% or more of Democrats so the White House views this opposition.
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No sooner do I post on yesterday’s march, thinking I’ve all but exhausted the topic that when reading two of my major sources for news and blog ideas, I chance upon the White House’s (apparently) strange reaction to the rally.
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It certainly sounds like it. Why?
CNBC.com obtained a copy of the discussion draft before its release early Friday morning.
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Uh huh. Next to Larry Kudlow, Kudlow's Mini-Me is my favorite wingnut over at CNBC. He's such an avid follower of all things Europe which is why he's now declaring EU victory over the US.
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And they're not the same as the previously mentioned action. Cuomo would never make it in Washington though because he bothers to act instead of talk.
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Which of course means oil prices are higher. Earlier this week CNBC's Cramer thought Obama ought to be talking up the economy including the "strong dollar.
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Whether Bush or Obama, the end result is very much the same. Billions upon billions were wiped out yet somehow nobody is in jail.
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If ever there was a sign of the recession at work it's this. The Yankees lead MLB in attendance this season.
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As we reported earlier, President Barack Obama was questioned about the whole Kanye West/Taylor Swift incident.
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There were rumors that President Obama declared that Kanye West is a jackass after hearing about "the mic snatchin'.
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It's official, the world agrees that Kanye West is a big jackass, even the President of the United States.
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