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Social Security issues emerge ahead of midterm elections

After it was revealed that over $22 million was paid out to dead and incarcerated Social Security recipients and that benefits will not be increased in 2011, the program reemerges as a question ahead of key midterm elections.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 2 comments

U.S. Treasury to sell 7.7 billion shares stake in Citigroup

Washington - The United States Treasury Department has announced that it will sell its 7.7 billion shares stake in Citigroup that it acquired during the banker bailouts, amounting to $33.2 billion.
In the Media by Andrew Moran

Op-Ed: Wangling AIG To Precipice Proved Profitable for Goldman Sachs

An NYT investigative report offers more insight into the predatory practices of Goldman Sachs, their role in pushing AIG to brink of bankruptcy, and more evidence suggesting the financial bailout was fraudulent and illegal
In the Media by Bill Lindner

Record Profit for U.S. Federal Reserve in 2009

The U.S. Federal Reserve, the central bank for what remains the world's largest economy, announced on Tuesday that it made a record profit of $52.1 billion in 2009, enabling it to pass on $46.1 billion, another record amount, to the Treasury Department.
In the Media by Chris Dade - 15 comments

Emails Suggest Geithner Colluded With AIG to Violate SEC Rules

Recently released emails from Nov. 2008 suggest that New York Fed President Timothy Geithner instructed AIG to withhold key details from the public about the 'back-door bailout' that benefited Goldman Sachs and more than a dozen other Wall Street firms
In the Media by Bill Lindner - 5 comments

Vanity Fair: Paulsen Attempted Secret Deal with Goldman Sachs

US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson -- who was a former head of Goldman Sachs -- tried to quietly formulate deals in the midst of the financial crisis but found resistance from "The Oracle of Omaha" Warren Buffett.
In the Media by Oliver VanDervoort - 3 comments

Social Security spends whopping $700,000 on management conference

While projections showcase the Social Security Administration's inability to remain fiscally sound, a SSA conference in a luxury resort flies in 675 managers and their families at a taxpayer cost of $700,000.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Op-Ed: Diversions and Disillusions reign as AIG saga unfolds

While the entire county focuses on the AIG bonus controversy and Congress wastes time pointing partisan fingers, the real issues surrounding the economic meltdown are being ignored.
In the Media by Sitafa Harden - 1 comment

U.S. Treasury Has No Idea How Bailout Bucks are Being Spent

The next time someone from the bank calls you during dinner, asking if you intend to make a payment, you may want to ask them how they spent their bailout bucks. Chances are good, they won’t have an answer.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 5 comments

General Motors: Here a Billion There a Billion

Billions of Federal injections came to General Motors today as they received one “bailout” after another, thanks mostly in part to GMAC.
In the Media by Daniel Stafford
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Timothy Geithner says he will not serve U.S. President Barack Obama as Treasury secretary in a second term.

Tepid investor interest changes Treasury's mind about selling 34 percent Citi stake just yet Citigroup - Government - Business - United States - Finance
This week the cost of petrol kept rising and hit £1.37 for unleaded fuel, but some argue a duty cut in this month's Budget could bring in more money to the Treasury.
The former chairman of the Westminster treasury select committee calls for the financial regulator to probe Craig Whyte's takeover of Rangers.
Barclays Bank is ordered by the Treasury to pay half-a-billion pounds in tax it tried to avoid, as retrospective legislation is introduced.
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What goes around, comes around

There was an article in Bloomberg Business Week recently with the headline “Foreign Buyers Heat Up Miami’s Condo...
May 15, 2012 by Daniel Levitan

In Saudi Arabia PR Agents For Terrorists Get Prosecuted - In America Its Twitter, PR Firms And Millions

A special Saudi Arabian criminal court on Sunday began a criminal trial where one of the defendants is charged with...
May 2, 2012 by RonnTorossian

How US Debt risks dollar reserve status

For at least the last 3 years I have been sounding off and warning about crass and dangerous foreign dollar policies...
May 1, 2012 by Bill Jencks

Beijing Survival Strategies vs. America's Unseen Ghost in the Economic Machine

Throughout the last six years or so, America's consumer status quo has taken a subtle but painful thrashing from this...
Mar 31, 2012 by Bill Jencks

Scottish Nationalist Party- The dead decorum of a forgotten age

The SNP, (Scottish Nationalist Party determined to break up the United Kingdom, for those of you in the USA), is now...
Feb 29, 2012 by Darren Brown - 1 comment
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