…commentary. And it doesn’t even include the real coup de grace of that column, the best I’ve read in a really long time. The column goes on recite further details…

…solo effort by me anyway.) ‘Catfood Commission’ or alternately ‘Cat Food Commission’ apparently started as a lefty-blogger in-joke but has since caught on in a big way, to the point…

…management and large scale bond and stock markets where corporation could raise capital. Consequently, it would seem to be a fair comparison to compare the performance of the US economy…

…comprehensive, and comprehensible insights into the questions above, revealing both the big picture and the sometimes messy, contradictory, and ambiguous results. Given the nature of the data, it simply can’t…

…appellate and trial-level courts. The Supreme Court effectively rewrote the Federal Arbitration Act to forced-arbitration clauses in almost every aspect of employment, consumer (including banking and credit card law), and…

…billion cubic feet, or 13.3% below the 2,241 billion cubic feet that were in storage on February 19th of last year, and 161 billion cubic feet, or 7.7% below the…

…distillate inventories continue to rebound from the lows, no big moves on prices or much else; the headline is almost contrived . . . the “sales to Asian refiners” came…

Commenter and Blogger RJS, Focus on Fracking, Strategic Petroleum Reserve at a new 19 year low; commercial crude inventories fall to 45 month low, total oil supplies lowest since January…

…of crude from our Strategic Petroleum Reserve, we had enough oil left to add to our stored commercial crude supplies for the first time in 8 weeks and for the…

…on March 11th, after our commercial crude supplies had decreased by 1,863,000 barrels over the prior week . . . with this week’s increase, our commercial crude oil inventories were still about…