‘Jobs Created or Saved’ Is White House Fantasy

“Most analysts predict that the fiscal stimulus will have its greatest impact on growth in the second and third quarters of 2009,” Romer said. “By mid-2010, fiscal stimulus will likely be contributing little to growth.”

Tax refugees staging escape from New York

Islamic Debt to Rally on Nakheel Recovery, GE Sukuk

S&P 500 Overvalued by 40%, Set to Fall, Smithers Says

Cocaine Survivors Losing London Bonus See End to Bubble’s Binge

Geithner makes time to talk to Wall Street bankers

‘Wall of Cash’ to Extend Stock Rally Into 2010, Aberdeen Says

Fidelity’s Bolton Predicts ‘Multi-Year’ Bull Market

The end of the dollar spells the rise of a new order