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County Level IAS360 House Price Index Data Shows Promise Amid Worsening Housing Market in September

Integrated Asset Services, LLC (IAS, www.iasreo.com) monthly report, which includes the most current and granular data available in the industry, showed a 2.1% decline in house prices on a national level in September, with an annual decline of 13.3%. However, the data also shows bright spots at the individual county level with 75 of the 360 counties showing month to month improvement in September

Jeff Faux: Let's Buy a Bank

Secretary of the Treasury Paulson puts the Arsonists in charge of the fire department.

Dirty Secret Of The Bailout: Thirty-Two Words That None Dare Utter

American taxpayers get the shaft, and the bill, once again

Five Dangerous, Disastrous Things About the Proposed Bailout and What You Can Do to Help Stop It

You can help stop the economic hijacking before it's too late.

MotherJones Blog: McCain Blasts Wall Street Failure, Neglects To Mention His Adviser Helped Cause It

This is the kind of information that can't be helpful for McCain.

Wall Street backs Obama

Despite concerns about higher taxes, Wall Street is backing Obama. Securities firms think they are on a winner

Media Matters - WSJ editorial falsely claimed

A Wall Street Journal editorial falsely asserted that "the Senate Intelligence Committee found" former Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV "had lied in claiming his wife [former CIA agent Valerie Plame] had played no role in sending him to Niger."

Subprime mess won't stop bonuses

Bonuses might be down but the subprime mess has not stopped the party on Wall Street. Despite the market turmoil and investors suffering their biggest declines since 2002, year-end bonuses still climbed 14 percent and CEO salaries jumped 23 per cent.

More funny money on Wall Street

Goldman Sachs is the bank holding the biggest amount of funny money assets as the subprime crisis goes from bad to worse.

Fear and loathing on Wall Street

Less than a day after the Fed cut interest rates to stave off recession, and Wall Street is in the grip of fear and loathing.

Good night Gonzo

Alberto Gonzales is gone and Wall Street has given him a mixed report card.

Murdoch: After the WSJ, what's next?

Now that he has The Wall Street Journal, what's next for Rupert Murdoch?

Executive pay democracy distorts the market

Here is evidence showing that the big Wall Street firms are now paying their CEOs more and more in tandem. It's not just the size of the pay packets that's troubling but it's that over time, they're being paid more like each other.

Poor bankers

All those billion dollar bonuses aren t making Wall Street bankers happy. Now they re saying they want to make a difference.

Excess all areas on Wall Street

The gap between the rich and the average Joe is getting bigger. Now come the warnings of an ugly political and social backlash. The excessive spending habits on Wall Street could be the canary in the coal mine.