Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Democrats and Republicans square over financial regulation reform.
As Democrats are contemplating to bring their financial reform bill to the Senate floor for a vote, Republicans are threatening to filibuster it on the grounds that it opens the doors for more Wall Street bailouts. For his part, President Obama is threatening to veto any financial reform bill that is not tough enough against Wall Street.
There you have it. When it comes to good drama, Hollywood is no match to Washington.
For more, see CNN.com
There you have it. When it comes to good drama, Hollywood is no match to Washington.
For more, see CNN.com
Labels: American taxpayer, bailout, derivatives reform, financial reform bill, presdential veto, Republican filubuster, Sen Chris Dodd, senate majority leader., too big to fail, Wall Street financial reform
Monday, December 15, 2008
Arena Football League 2009 season is cancelled.
On Sunday, the Arena Football League's board of directors voted via conference call to cancel the 2009 season in an effort to "work to develop a long term plan to improve its economic model."
The decision is said to be subject to an agreement with the AFL players association.
It turns out that Wall Street and the Big Three are not the only ones needing bailout money.
Original story in DenverPost.com
The decision is said to be subject to an agreement with the AFL players association.
It turns out that Wall Street and the Big Three are not the only ones needing bailout money.
Original story in DenverPost.com
Labels: Arena Football League, bailout, Big Three, Wall Street
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