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Obama’s Private Economic Conundrum
Wall Street is quietly cheering and encouraging the moves of a neophyte CEO. You would too, if you controlled the game.? »
FBI’ Shifts – Counter-terrorism To Anti-Fraud
As the economy’s meltdown confuses politicians and economists, and stresses businesses and wage earners, the FBI has suddenly discovered a new path to career advancement. »
Obama’s Salary Cap Red Herring
There is a very uncomfortable incursion materializing into the foundation and fabric of the capitalist system by the White House and Congress. That intervention is misguided. »
Should Bailout Beneficiaries Be Outsourcing Offshore?
Congress and the White House have left a moral dilemma for American taxpayers to resolve for themselves. Government has not shown diligence enough to install common sense agreements onto the multibillion dollar bailouts. Should recipients of taxpayer favors continue to send jobs offshore?

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Disrespecting Taxpayers & Shareholders
As CEOs beg for Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) handouts, the new corporate mantra is, “maintain shareholder trust,†… sorry, make that the new corporate mantra is not, but should be, …â€maintain shareholder trust.†»
You’re Fired. Now, Where’s My Raise?
Today Microsoft announced a shaving of 5,000 jobs internally, and a reduction of thousands of external jobs with its contractors or suppliers. This is rationalized by “economic conditions.†Did we read anything about wholesale compensation cutbacks? Not much.

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Leveraging Billion Dollar Connections In Congress
Cerberus has for years had a nasty reputation on Wall Street as a fierce player and hard nosed negotiator, which is its right. Everything Congress is not. In this game of risk, connections and being ruthless make all the difference. »
Letter To CEOs of Fortune 1000 Companies
Dear Chief Executive Officers, We, the shareholders of your companies, have held an extraordinary Internet meeting. We know that government oversight is burdensome, and is after all, an intrusion into affairs that you believe is none of its business. Apparently, it gives our free market the appearance of being somewhat un-capitalistic. At least, that is... »
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