If nothing else, it's interesting to see someone testing the waters. Geithner remains highly unpopular in Congress, the public and even with Obama supporters.
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Surowiecki wants to reform the tax system: A debt-ridden economy is inherently more fragile and more volatile.
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Yeah, I know. Water is wet. Thain has to be one of the more repulsive slugs who slimed along on Wall Street.
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The "Tobin Tax" has been kicked around a lot lately as one possible option. France and Germany were recently promoting the idea and now, the UK has come on board.
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It saved the overall economy from something much worse and for Wall Street, it saved them from complete ruin.
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And the year isn't even over yet. Ahh yes, lessons learned starting with "let them rot and go bankrupt next time.
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Interesting read in the Times today by a number of people who are discussing the environmental and practical issues related to clothes drying.
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Let's just say you don't see petitions like this ever day. They are taking their petition which has been signed by a few dozen wealthy Germans and will deliver it to Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Perhaps, but does anyone out there really trust Bernanke? For that matter, Geithner would be included as well since he was in charge of the NY Fed last year during the bailout.
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And keeping one of the critical team members (who some might suggest is a liar) surely didn't help. These people still think there was never a problem and failing to hammer away at the reality is still costing Obama.
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It's certainly not related to the central problems caused by the banks nor is it related to the outrageous bonuses that they have reinstated but it's a start.
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Flash trading makes up a small percentage of trades though it hardly sounds fair. As an outsider it sounds like gaming the system with whoever has the fastest computer.
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It's a start though the moment seems to have passed in Washington. With more problems ahead for the banks (such as commercial real estate and increasing unemployment) this should help move along the process.
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Nobel economist Joe Stiglitz writing in the Guardian::
Unquestionably we should not have allowed banks to become so big and so intertwined that their failure would cause a crisis.
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Maybe when you spend your vacation golfing with bank CEOs or hand out the best foreign ambassador positions to bankers who are of course, your largest campaign contributors you hear a different side to the Wall Street collapse story.
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Big cars, SUV's and trucks are out. Smaller ones that offer more for your dollar are in. And many drivers will hang onto the new cars they buy longer.
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There’s nothing like an economic downturn to really get the creative juices flowing. “Obscene hip-hop lover” Natalie Portman has pointed out a silver lining in the financial crisis that has left millions jobless, foreclosed, and leaving hand to mouth — people are being more creative.
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Maybe there's something to this little problem after all. Newsweek:
If ever there were living proof that identity theft can strike the mighty and powerful as well as hapless consumers, look no further than the nation's chief banker: Ben Bernanke.
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A good plan but like other proposals out there, this needs to be coordinated around the world or else it will go nowhere.
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This news just broke:
President Obama plans to nominate Ben S. Bernanke to a second term as chairman of the Federal Reserve, administration officials said Monday night.
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