…parents’ for Christmas in a house which is one year older than I am. So I ask my mom how much it cost in 1959. After hearing $ 23,000 I…

…not own too many CDSs and CDOs…choosing takes thought. I will buy the GPS for Mrs. rdan on-line most likely before Christmas, or at a big box store after, maybe…

…election is over and I can go back to looking at data and hoping the House fails to pass the Christmas Card list bill. But I do want to make…

…down. It’s so clear. Our customers are cutting back the expense. We will use this info to adjust our price point for Christmas, which is more important than November sales….

…agrees: As President Bush launched a new effort Wednesday to gain public support for the Iraq war, a new poll found most Americans do not believe he has a plan…

…policies have exacerbated, not addressed. Let’s turn to honest conservativeTM Bruce Bartlett: The Financial Report of the U.S. Government for fiscal 2004, released just before Christmas, says the unfunded liability…

…federal bonds are a popular security, is entirely irrelevant. A private person with excellent credit who everyday filled a box with IOUs for a Christmas-present fund would, when December rolls…

…a job that pays $100k, with the following condition: every Christmas, you and your boss flip a coin. If it’s heads, you get $25,000. If it’s tails, you pay $25,000….

…the base, said the new facility is made of concrete and was originally set to be completed by Christmas, but construction had slowed and the building is not near completion….

This week’s Buttonwood column in The Economist is typically bearish about the prospects for the financial markets in 2005, but more than typically explicit about why: As Christmas is fast…