SEC's Proposed Rule To Stop Banks From Profiting At Client's Expense

Monday, September 19, 2011


(Sarah N. Lynch) - Underwriters or sponsors of asset-backed securities would be banned for one year from taking positions to profit from investors' losses under a plan released by U.S. securities regulators on Monday.
Obama Unveils 'Buffett Rule' Tax On Millionaires
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Raymond J. Learsy: The Oil Market Plays Casino While the Obama Administration Acts as Croupier
The Cramer interview is breathtaking in exposing the administration's total lack of understanding of the distorted formation of the price of oil and gasoline in today's markets and seemingly impervious to its cost to the economy and its destructive impact on jobs.
Steven Cohen: The Green Economy Will Easily Overcome Solyndra's Bankruptcy
The bankruptcy of the Solyndra, despite massive federal loan guarantees, has analysts and pundits declaring the demise of the green job movement. Don't look now, but I think the corpse is breathing. One bankruptcy will not kill the trend toward green jobs.
Andrew Keen: Sir Martin Sorrell: "Our Game Is Over" (video)
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John Stanley: Buddhism and the End of Economic Growth
It is increasingly obvious that natural limitations will soon force economic growth to cease. Buddhist teachings emphasize that this does not require a reduction in the quality of life.
Mohamed A. El-Erian: Market Preview: What to Look for This Week
Global markets again find themselves in the uncomfortable back seat of a car driven erratically by policymakers. The hope is that policy responses in both America and Europe will enable them to build on last week's solid gains. But certain things need to happen first.
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