…unmotivated leadership (ex in the safe realm of insider trading cases) and long-term budget starvation leading to serious skills atrophy, or whether the SEC really, truly, is so deeply intellectually…

…because it ignores Romney’s proposed corporate income tax cuts “The study analyzes only half of Governor Romney’s tax program, ignoring the reforms that would make America’s corporations more competitive by…

…deception for personal gain, causing significant damage to others. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission nailed the detailed mechanics of this deception in plain English in its “Order Instituting Proceedings” (which…

…quo is simply untenable. There appears to have been some horse-trading there, forced by the minority, who agreed to not force a full hearing in the Montana case, American Tradition…

…are held null and void if Antonin Scalia thinks they were part of some kind of unseemly horse-trading: Some provisions, such as requiring chain restaurants to display nutritional content, appear…

…by the flow of funds #s for state and local interest payments). Moreover, since state and local govts do the bulk of infrastructure investing, the fed could create a program…

…the world. First, I think we should certainly care when hundreds of millions of people are suffering unnecessarily. Yes, unnecessarily, because contrary to Worstall’s claim, we are not trading off…

…dollar open market shift. My view is that the problem was the Fed traded money for the most money like asset which wasn’t trading as a perfect substitute for money…

…$38 issue price, with options trading indicating that the stock’s extreme volatility was expected to continue. So even now, the valuation of Facebook is more than 50% higher than it…

…(market similar to FB’s) is down around 90%, trading as a “penny stock.” Short version: Whether or not Facebook will be a winner as a company in the long-term has…