By Emma Rowley Spain’s prime minister said he is “battling” to get the eurozone’s central bankers to bring down the country’s record borrowing costs, amid…
Bloomberg
Un-Fing-believable… These guys just never lose, never pay for their crimes and risky wagers, and never do a damned productive thing.
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“As regards private-sector involvement, we have made a major change in our doctrine: from no…
Regime Change in Europe: Do Greece and Italy Amount to a Bankers’ Coup?
By Stephan Faris Friday, Nov. 11, 2011
The voice of the people isn’t something the markets seem to want to hear these days. First…
Nov 10, 2011
China looks at life after euro
By Antoaneta Becker
BEIJING – If Chinese detractors of liberal democracy and unbridled market development ever needed more fodder for their attacks on the West, then last week’s Greek farce provided plent…
