…car movement) I also called for a slow bike movement where we all ride in comfortable street clothes on upright step-through bikes. Like then-Reuters writer Felix Salmon, I thought that…

…Vietman in 63 and 64 was zero, but I’m glad I wasn’t a fly on the wall Midnight August 26 1965 when guys told their fiancees they weren’t getting married….

…the Yves post and MIT study below is considered big news. Four or five years ago, I saw the writing on the wall. Off-shoring, outsourcing…name of the game. All the…

…the book via Zenith. There was a fight for control of the board as reported by the AP 11/1988. A couple Wall Streeters wanted Zenith to dump the “money-losing television…

…When it comes to getting things done in Washington, there’s no substitute for forceful presidential leadership. Teddy Roosevelt, whose oil-on-canvas likeness gazed at Obama from an East Room wall, probably…

by Linda Beale Karl Rove on the so-called “fiscal cliff” In a video interview available from Dow Jones/Wall Street Journal, “Karl Rove Doubts a Fiscal Cliff Deal Will Get Done”…

…the wealthy, see here. Even some arch conservatives are acknowledging that some tax increases won’t do terrible harm. Id. (noting that the Wall Street Journal’s Stephen Moore acknowledged that Obama…

Via Taxprof blog Wall Street Journal: Tax Twist: At Some Firms, Cutting Corporate Rates May Cost Billions: What Uncle Sam has given to the earnings of companies like Citigroup, AIG,…

…has realized that rolling over and playing dead doesn’t make Republicans or Wall Street like him any better. Perhaps that’s true, perhaps the next four years will be different, but…

…clarifying the authority of federal regulators and the Department of Justice.” Congress should act before the Jolly Roger flies beside the Stars and Stripes over Wall Street and Boca Raton….