The Radford Free Press
All life is problem solving.
    • Home
    • Economics
    • Politics
    • Commentary
    • Administration

    Economics / banking, FAS 140, FASB, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, Lehman, repos /

    Lehman’s Funny Accounting: Who Knew?

    March 12, 2010

    It looks very much as if the report issued today by the investigators examining Lehman’s last days will roil the waters somewhat. There seems to have been some funny accounting going on in a deliberate attempt to mislead investors and counter-parties. Who knew? The accounting in question relates to the way on which repurchase agreements […]

    Economics / consumption, creditors, deficits, exports, fiscal policy, GDP, imports, jobs, recovery, stimulus, unemployment /

    Jobs, Trade, and Debt: What’s New?

    March 11, 2010

    There was a modest flurry of reporting this morning that enables us to take the temperature of the economy. Unfortunately, once again, we are left with a ho-hum feel. This really is a long slow slog. Jobs: The weekly release of new claims for unemployment assistance showed a very modest – 6,000 – improvement and […]

    Economics / bailouts, banking, Barclays, JP Morgan Chase, stock market /

    Bank Stocks: Proof Times Have Not Changed?

    March 10, 2010

    Breeze through the financial news and one item will stand out: just how well bank stocks are doing. Today’s headlines at Marketwatch, the perennially pro-business financial media site, are an example. Apparently bank stocks are rallying in expectation of a surge in mergers and acquisitions activity. The boys are back in town. That the banks […]

    «< 398 399 400 401 402 >»

    Search

    Login

    Forgot?  Register

    Recent Posts

    • Epstein as a moment for Democracy?
    • Are We There Yet?
    • Give me Liberty. Or: Give me … umm … Democracy?
    • Ganesh Wakes Up? — Sort of
    • The Crowd and Affordability

    Archives

    Topics

    austerity bailouts banking bank reform bankruptcy Bernanke capitalism Citibank consumer confidence consumption deficits deflation democracy economic policy economic theory exports Federal Reserve Board fiscal cliff fiscal policy GDP Goldman Sachs government spending growth health care home prices imports inflation interest rates inventories jobs Keynes monetary policy Obama plutocracy Reagan real estate recession recovery regulation Republicans retail sales stimulus Trump unemployment wages

    Back to Top

    © The Radford Free Press 2026
    Powered by WordPress • Themify WordPress Themes