…the plaintiff relied, to his or her detriment, on the defendant’s misrepresentations. But in this case, the Louisiana appellate court ruled that class lawsuits alleging fraud are exceptions to that…

…access,” which would make it easier for shareholders at all publicly traded companies — not just banks — to nominate board directors. Opponents say the rule has nothing to do…

…‘tried and true’ was the rule for the Householder. But as crucially important as was the hearth, the center, equally important, and subject to its own set of religious and…

…bank gets r=5% (presumed to be its only goal) and private agents maximize their utility given the monetary policy rule, tastes, technology and nominal rigidities (or menu technology if you…

…A significant development is the rule requiring separate application of the foreign tax credit limitation to items re-sourced under tax treaties, and a new source rule for income on guarantees….

…gave them a way to bear the risk of, say, defaults on liars loans, without breaking this rule. CDOs helped neutralize the prudential charter. I think it must have been…

…rule, eventhough I have seen no examples in the media where such an expansion of the rule was needed. I have read opinion is mixed in the lower federal courts….

…start preparing to soon raise fed funds. This is my version of the Taylor Rule. The biggest difference is that my index gives inflation and unemployment equal weight while the…

…governing rule is ROI. But I suggest that historically this hasn’t been the rule at all, humans didn’t come down from the trees with ledger books under our arms, instead…

…the forecast that Congress will waive the rule is the only forecast a responsible actuary can make. The Republican/Montgomery/www.washingtonpost.com headline guy spin that elderly people will be denied care if…