Jumat, 22 April 2011

Don't Play with America's Full Faith and Credit

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NEWS  THIS WEEK'S TOP STORY
COLUMNS
Don't Play with America's Full Faith and Credit
Tough calls on U.S. spending must be made as part of a debate about the budget, not amid partisan gamesmanship over whether to raise the U.S. debt ceiling


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WALLACE'S WORLD
Blame High Oil Prices on Speculators and Bernanke
It's no secret that speculators are driving up fuel prices. The surprise? It's the Fed's fault, writes Ed Wallace

MARKETS & FINANCE
When Hedge Fund Owners Invest in Sports Teams
It may be "a function of ego"—and it tends to send investment performance sliding

REAL ESTATE
Ground Shifts Under Tokyo's Waterfront
Bay area property prices tumble after reclaimed land is damaged

INVESTING
A New Winner on the Mutual Fund Charts
Riding companies with low credit ratings to the best 10-year record

MARKETS & FINANCE
Charlie Rose Talks to S&P's David Beers
Standard & Poor's startled world markets this week by lowering its outlook on U.S. debt to "negative." Its sovereign-ratings chief defends the move

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