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Do banks have something to hide?
Even experts have a hard time getting a handle on how bad losses might get as the commercial real estate market implodes.By Colin BarrThe banks have t...
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Big banks have a big credit problem
Bank of America and Citigroup have been sinking billions into rainy day funds, but problem loans are growing even faster.By Colin BarrBanks are sockin...
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Do women do better in a recession?
Female managers just might have an edge in a rotten economy, says the author of a new book. Here's why, and how men and women can learn from each othe...
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The happiness index: Is the UK onto something?
Companies are often slaves to irrelevant performance metrics. Despite recent criticisms, perhaps the UK has the right idea in developing a happiness i...
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Central banks squash goldbugs
We've all seen those commercials where shouting announcers urge consumers to trade in their old gold for cash. Who knew that central banks would be th...
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Does Economics have a future?
By Stanley BingThere’s an interesting article in The Economist this week. It’s called What Went Wrong With Economics. “In the public mind,” the editor...
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European banks walk tightrope with no net
Corporate retreats sometimes feature a trust-building exercise in which participants fall backwards into the arms of their colleagues. European banks ...
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InterContinental Hotels Group CEO banks on branding
The hospitality industry has taken a hit during the recession, but some chains are climbing back. And if they want to stay on top, brand strength is g...
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Bad banks -- They're baaack!
Seeking to lure more buyers at a time of intense distress, the FDIC has dusted off the oft-touted, but rarely used, plan of setting up bad banks. Will...
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Stocks have nowhere to go but down
Don't believe the bulls who predict a new era of rising stock prices. Sure, their arguments sound convincing: Confidence will surge following the arri...
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