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RT @greg_ip: @ryanavent "The central banker who mistook his inflation target for a cap."
RT @JesseDrucker: #Apple's #tax strategy could be vulnerable if challenged, says USC's Kleinbard bloom.bg/14Pw3DY
Google Joins Apple Avoiding Taxes With Stateless Income
bloomberg.com — U.S. Senate scrutiny of Apple Inc. (AAPL) 's tax strategies turned the spotlight on a unit with $30 billion in profit since 2009 that's incorporated in Ireland, controlled by a board in California, and doesn't pay taxes in either place.
Maurice Greenberg, busy buying off NYC cultural institutions in a futile attempt to shore up his rep, frm @powellnyt nytimes.com/2013/05/21/nyr…
Ex-A.I.G. Chief Still Proclaims His Innocence
nytimes.com — The words "I'm sorry" do not trip lightly off the lips of New York's financial set. A number of these worthies have visited cascading headaches on much of the country for the better part of a decade. Yet as scandal tumbles upon scandal, they offer so many variations on self-pity.
Life imitates art at JPMorgan. RT @brent_skilton: @eisingerj Like blazing saddles: "Back off or the Sheriff gets it!"
The lesson of Jamie Dimon's threat to leave is that banker self-hostage-taking works. "Mess w/ us and my bank gets it!"
How pols who got disaster aid for their states voted on Sandy relief, from @ProPublica projects.propublica.org/sandyvote/
How Disaster Aid Recipients Voted on Sandy Relief
projects.propublica.org — Late Tuesday evening, President Obama signed the Disaster Relief Appropriations Act of 2013, which allocates $50.7 billion for Hurricane Sandy aid. Though the measure passed both the Senate and the House, many members of Congress voted no despite their own states receiving millions of dollars in federal disaster assistance in 2012.
RT @edwardnh: Here Are the Republicans Who Voted 'No' on Hurricane Sandy Relief Funds ow.ly/le4Rm
Here Are the Republicans Who Voted 'No' on Hurricane Sandy Relief Funds
gawker.com — Friday, Congress finally approved a $9.7 billion package to pay flood insurance claims from Hurricane Sandy. The measure was supposed to come to a vote earlier in the week, but was tabled by House Speaker John Boehner, drawing much criticism from both Democrats and his fellow Republicans...
RT @ConnieSchultz: Again, the teachers. Via AP/The Oklahoman, Paul Hellstern: Teachers carry children away after Oklahoma tornado. http://t…
ConnieSchultz: Again, the teachers. Via AP/The ...
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RT @petersgoodman: remember how bust was supposed to make houses affordable? Wall street investors buying most @ben_hallman reports http://…
As Housing Markets Recover, Wall Street Beats Families To Homes
huffingtonpost.com — PHOENIX -- By the values that have long governed American housing, Megan and Danny Gilbertson are precisely the sorts of people who are supposed to now be buying a home. They have good credit, steady jobs and decades worth of earning potential ahead of them, but not a lot of money for a down payment.
Isn't Robin Hood the one that measures nonprofit perf ruthlessly? How do ads help the poor? pic.twitter.com/6wI0IRO76G
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