Monthly Archives: April 2011
Senate Investigation Subcommittee Concludes The Financial Crisis…
was caused by rating agency failure, conflict of interest, failure of regulatory bodies, and excessive greed…..
PERHAPS YOU SHOULD
CONSIDER RICO CHARGES
Comments »Interview With a Vampire
DC Becomes First in U.S. to Offer Internet Gambling
WASHINGTON (AP) – The District of Columbia is becoming the first U.S. jurisdiction to allow Internet gambling, trying to raise millions of dollars from the habits of online poker buffs and acting ahead of traditional gambling meccas like New Jersey and Nevada.
Permitting the online games was part of the 2011 budget and a 30-day period for Congress to object expired last week, said D.C. Council member Michael A. Brown, who authored the provision. The gaming would be operated by Intralot, a Greece-based company, and would be available only to gamblers within the borders of the district.
Read the rest here.
Comments »Sources Say: NYSE Mulling Special Dividend
Hints of Taking the Punch Bowl Away are Revving Up
Budget Cuts Amount to $353 Million
Report: NASDAQ to Sweeten Bid for NYSE
Fox business is reporting NDAQ will “sweeten” its offer for NYX.
Comments »Marathon Oil Finds Oil in Iraq….I Be Damned
El Paso Will Go it Alone on Eagle Ford Shale Project
Google Continues to Dominate Search
Via Comscore:
Google led the U.S. search market with 65.7% share, followed by the retards at Yahoo at 15.7% and the imbeciles at Bing aka “Microsoft” with 13.9%.
Ask and Aol were so low on the totem pole, it’s not worth mentioning on this Godly news site.
Comments »Trump’s Pump and Dump From The Stump
Oil Majors Tweak Predictions on Energy
Crack Spreads Ripping; Up Nearly 7% @ $28.61
Follow The Money Into Emerging Markets
Schneider Electric: Not Currently in Talks to Buy Tyco International
Obama Lays Out a Plan to Cut $4 Trillion Through Higher Taxes and spending Cuts
Banks Settle With Regulators on Foreclosure Mishandling; Banks To Pay Home Owners Too
Beige Book: Moderate Growth Led by Manufacturing and Improving Labor Market Across Most Sectors
Associated Press Falls for Absurd Hoax
Regarding GE paying back the $3.8 billion in tax breaks it received from government last year.
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