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The Real World of Money - The real story on the debacle in Greece - Gold is best - 03.10.10

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The Magic of Having State Banks

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The real story on the debacle in Greece

The Icelandic people say no to repaying the UK

Citibank makes public 600,000 social security numbers

Gold is decade's best performing investment - The price of the precious metal rose 277 per cent during the past decade, with investors particularly attracted to gold during the recession as they sought a safe haven for their money. Overall, gold, silver and platinum increased in value by 242 per cent between December 1999 and December 2009, the equivalent of an average annual return of 13.1 per cent.It means precious metals outpaced inflation which has increased by 30 per cent during the decade or by an average 2.7 per cent a year. Gold saw the biggest rise over the decade at 277 per cent, followed by platinum at 230 per cent and silver at 227 per cent.

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The Real World of Money - State-Owned Banks a Blueprint for Future - 02.03.10

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State-Owned Banks a Blueprint for Future? - It has no automatic tellers or drive-up windows, doesn't issue credit cards, and tends only a few thousand checking and savings accounts. Its only location is a glass, steamboat-shaped headquarters near the Missouri River, where the business moved from its original 1919 home in a former auto assembly plant.

The Bank of North Dakota - the only state-owned bank in the United States - might seem to be a relic. It was the brainchild of a failed flax farmer and one-time Socialist Party organizer during World War I.

But now officials in other states are wondering if it is helping North Dakota sail through the national recession.

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The Real World of Money - Commercial Real Estate - IMF to sell 191 tons of Gold - 02.27.10

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Commercial Real Estate - The next shoe to drop?

California to tax Amazon.com

Will the European troubles come back around
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IMF to sell 191 tons of Gold

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The Real World of Money - Wall Street grows, jobs do not - 02.24.2010

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"Predicting a takeover of The New World Order is

predicting the past."

The talk about NWO issues are about fear and confusion.

Keep your eye on the ball

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Wall Street grows, jobs do not!

Andy gives blow by blow description of "proprietary trading"

Citi Group to require 7 day notice to withdrawal funds

Marc Faber says "Buy in the country and get some gold".

2.5 Trillion in Treasury Bonds will be sold in 2010. Does in matter who buys them?

What if they have a sale and no one comes?

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The Real World of Money - Forget the Fed Watch China - Obama to create debt commission - 02.14.10

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Forget the Fed. Watch China instead - The central bank of greatest concern to investors and U.S. businesses right now isn't the Federal Reserve. It's the People's Bank of China. The Chinese central bank tightened credit Friday by requiring banks in China to increase their reserves for the second time this year. The move once again rattled markets around the globe.

'Cash for Appliances' coming to a state near you - A government program that gives consumers rebates on purchases of energy-efficient household appliances is ramping up in states across the country.

Obama to create debt commission Thursday - President Obama will sign an executive order Thursday to set up a bipartisan fiscal commission to weigh proposals to rein in the soaring federal debt, according to a White House official.

What Europe credit crisis? - Let's try and make sense of this. Europe is supposed to be a financial mess. That's all we've been hearing about for weeks.So if that's the case, how did London-based Barclays wind up reporting a record profit in 2009? The news from Barclays (BCS) helped ignite a big rally in European bank stocks Tuesday.

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The Real World of Money - Volker and Glass Stegall Repeal - 02.10.2010

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The 401(k) match is back! - Employees who took a hit on their savings last year might finally be in for some welcome news: Companies are stepping up efforts to help them save more for retirement.

The burger and beverage recession - Want more proof that the U.S. economy is still in a fragile state? Consider this. People are still holding back on buying burgers, soda and beer. So much for fast food, soft drinks and booze being recession-proof.

Obama's small business plans: Where they stand - President Obama has been talking -- a lot -- about what Washington needs to do to help save small businesses. Over the past week, he's introduced a half-dozen different initiatives aimed at unlocking credit, creating jobs and expanding the Small Business Administration's loan programs. But most of Obama's proposals remain just that -- proposals.

Goldman's Blankfein collects $9 million bonus - Goldman Sachs stunned many in the Wall Street community Friday by awarding chief executive Lloyd Blankfein $9 million as his year-end bonus, far less than many were anticipating, and none of it in cash.

JPMorgan's Dimon scores $16M bonus - JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon will take home a nearly $16 million bonus in restricted stock and options for leading the bank to a big profit last year.

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The Real World of Money - Dollar Inc. - Reserve Currency Status is Gold 02.03.10

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Wednesday, February 3rd -

Take a stroll from Brenton Woods to present and understand the massive power with owning the world's reserve currency

Obama calls for $30 billion small business lending fund- President Obama called on Congress Tuesday to recycle $30 billion of the remaining Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds into a new government lending program offering super-cheap capital to community banks that boost their small business lending this year.Six banks fail, in

Florida, Georgia and California - Regulators shuttered six banks on Friday, notching up 15 failed banks in the first month of in 2010.

Stimulus funds nearly 600,000 jobs last quarter - The White House's stimulus plan directly funded 599,108 jobs in the fourth quarter, administration officials said Saturday.

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The Real World of Money - The right answer is Goldman Sachs 01.30.10

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Just what is money?

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Obama, House GOP try to bridge partisan divide - President Obama and House GOP leaders promised greater efforts to step back from the partisan brink Friday, acknowledging that Washington's toxic political climate has made it increasingly tough to tackle major problems.

Gates' $10 billion shot in the arm for vaccines - Bill and Melinda Gates said Friday that their foundation will spend $10 billion over the next decade to develop and deliver vaccines for the world's poorest nations in the largest donation ever to a single cause.

Independence Day for the Fed - The Fed chairman was confirmed by the Senate for a second go-round as el jefe of the central bank Thursday, but by the narrowest margin in history.

Best economic growth in six years - The U.S. economy grew at the fastest pace in more than six years during the fourth quarter of 2009, according to a government report Friday.