Forget that being-worth-a-thousand-words thing. The picture and its caption in this Krugman blog post are … priceless. (I just about fell out of my chair when I saw that. And,…

…bit buried in Beltway minutia. The ongoing blame game over who concocted the sequester is an excellent example. But it’s worth remembering that the goalposts in American politics aren’t set…

…“grand bargain.” Woodward’s piece is labeled opinion. But it is in fact not opinion; it is bald representation of fact. In other words, it is standard journalism reportage. Except for…

…a part-time professor at the school. The former school president, Mitch Maidique, said Rubio was “worth every penny.” After appropriating millions of dollars to Miami Children’s and Jackson Memorial Hospitals,…

…is an interesting sidebar to the global economy, enormously powerful and consequential. Worth reading and thinking about. From the The Guardian For decades it was a largely unnoticed feature of…

…and producer of what modern financial weblogging creates. We welcome Cardiff Garcia, Joe Weisenthal, Allison Schrager. The idea of monetization is an interesting one, and important, and is worth exploring….

…disclosed by Dell in its January 2007 Form 8-K filed with the SEC: “just before the end of 2006, [Dell] issued more than 475 million shares worth $12 billion to…

…if he really wanted to understand what was going on. Even more surprising: Jim’s main question is whether it’s worth spending $20 billion a year over 20 years (which he…

…to note that McDonnell’s proclamation conspicuously leaves the “Dr.” off the front of Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr. I guess a Ph.D. from Boston University isn’t worth all that much….

…so obvious it should be barely worth mentioning. But simple facts are ignored repeatedly in the fiscal deficit debates. No doubt during the Lew hearings, there will be more discussion…