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    Oct 8, 2008 |Blog| Chicago Tribune

  1. 'Under water' homeowners rise to 16 pc

    The Swamp
    by Frank James Just how deep a hole are U.S. consumers in? The Wall Street Journal has a story today that gives an important partial answer: The relentless slide in home prices has left nearly one in six U.S. homeowners......

    Tags: Consumers, Financial and Business Services, Homes, Foreclosures, Economy, Business and Finance

    2. Oct 12, 2008 |Blog| Chicago Tribune

  2. Credit crisis fixes: Six ideas here

    The Swamp
    by William Neikirk A major economic stimulus package, including funds to rebuild the nation's infrastructure, is shaping up as one of the top ideas for responding to the worst financial crisis since the 1930s. Asked to name key measures that......

    Tags: Ronald Reagan, Heads of State, Economic Policy, Federal Reserve, State Budgets

    3. Dec 4, 2008 |Blog| Chicago Tribune

  3. $34 billion auto bailout too small: expert

    The Swamp
    by Frank James First it was $25 billion to bailout the auto industry. Then, once the Big Three automakers submitted their plans to Congress, it was $34 billion. Now, we've head Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com, say at......

    Tags: Vehicles, Services and Shopping, Automotive Equipment

    4. Feb 12, 2009 |Blog| Chicago Tribune

  4. American recovery act: 'No earmarks'

    The Swamp
    by Mark Silva The House speaker's office, preparing for debate over the $789-billion "American Recovery and Reinvestment Act'' that Democratic leaders from both sides - and a few Senate Republicans - have agreed upon, has rolled out a long......

    Tags: Economic Policy, Applied Physics, State Budgets, National Institutes of Health, Alternative Energy

    5. Jul 31, 2009 |Blog| Chicago Tribune

  5. GDP stabilizes: Recession 'will soon end'

    The Swamp
    by Don Lee The American economy performed better in the second quarter than most economists expected, shrinking at a much slower pace than the prior six months and setting the stage for a recovery later this year from the worst......

    Tags: Public Finance, Economy, State Budgets, Don Lee, Business

    6. Jan 13, 2010 |Blog| Chicago Tribune

  6. Stimulus: 1.5 million jobs created, saved

    The Swamp
    by Don Lee and Jim Tankersley The Obama administration, offering evidence that its much-maligned efforts to spur economic recovery have begun to take hold, said Tuesday night that the $787-billion stimulus program saved or created 1.5 million to 2...

    Tags: Barack Obama, Economy, Heads of State, State Budgets, Don Lee

    7. Oct 17, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. Winds of change blowing in opposite directions for consumers, businesses

    For a nation that once embraced the mission of seeing how high it could soar, to the moon and beyond, the challenge that momentarily — and fittingly — has captured our imagination of late is that of a daredevil out to see just how far and how fast he could fall.
    For a nation that once embraced the mission of seeing how high it could soar, to the moon and beyond, the challenge that momentarily — and fittingly — has captured our imagination of late is that of a daredevil out to see just how far and...

    Tags: Fiscal Cliff, Credit and Debt, Consumer Confidence, Barack Obama, Federal Reserve

    8. May 8, 2013 |Column| Baltimore Sun

  8. Complaining CEOs need to take a hike

    I took a walk early Wednesday morning. Azaleas and dogwoods were in bloom. Green-again trees and shrubs were damp, dripping from Tuesday's rain. A zillion birds were singing, and even the starlings sounded sweet. The Orioles had won another game. A horse with a Maryland owner had won the Kentucky Derby.
    I took a walk early Wednesday morning. Azaleas and dogwoods were in bloom. Green-again trees and shrubs were damp, dripping from Tuesday's rain. A zillion birds were singing, and even the starlings sounded sweet. The Orioles had won another game. A...

    Tags: Corporate Officers, National Government, Unemployment Rate, Connecticut Labor Markets, Labor Markets

    9. Sep 25, 2012 |Column| Baltimore Sun

  9. Kamenetz's risky pension bet

    Would you borrow money to pay off your mortgage and instead risk it in the market?
    Would you borrow money to pay off your mortgage and instead risk it in the market? That is in essence what Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz would like to do by floating $255 million of pension obligation bonds to fill the official hole in the...

    Tags: Credit and Debt, Pension and Welfare, Federal Reserve, Economy, Business and Finance, Baltimore County

    10. Apr 20, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  10. On health care, some yap while others act

    Last week, I watched two groups of people hold passionate discussions about health care.
    Last week, I watched two groups of people hold passionate discussions about health care. During one, doctors, pastors and patients swapped stories of inspiration and altruism, urging everyone to help as many people as possible. During the other,...

    Tags: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Medicaid, Health Insurance, Church Street Station, Tallahassee (Leon, Florida)

    11. Apr 16, 2013 |Column| Tribune Media Services

  11. Joel Brinkley: Leadership, not locusts, is Egypt's greatest plague

    American Voices
    A plague of locusts swept through Egypt a few weeks ago, an estimated 30 million of the critters. Egyptian officials tried to downplay the phenomenon, hoping to quash any biblical analogies. They noted that locust swarms show up in the spring every now...

    Tags: Religion and Belief, Mohamed Morsi, Joel Brinkley, Epidemics and Plagues, Hosni Mubarak

    12. Apr 17, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. MarksJarvis: While 'real economy' struggles, stocks rebound

    After Monday's plunge of almost 266 in the Dow Jones industrial average, investors were buying again Tuesday, pushing up stocks more than 157 points despite an International Monetary Fund report pointing to a far weaker economy than Wall Street's cheery narrative has described lately.
    After Monday's plunge of almost 266 in the Dow Jones industrial average, investors were buying again Tuesday, pushing up stocks more than 157 points despite an International Monetary Fund report pointing to a far weaker economy than Wall Street's cheery...

    Tags: Coca-Cola Co., Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Economy, Business and Finance, International Organizations

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