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Showing posts with label Jim Kunstler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Kunstler. Show all posts
03 October 2011
26 September 2011
05 July 2011
27 June 2011
Zero Hedge: "Bernankenstein's Monster"
A. Gary Shilling: "Why China Is Heading For A Hard Landing, Pt. 1"
Dr. Housing Bubble: "The end of Ponzi financing era in the United States and the World – When income, revenues, and swindles no longer support servicing debt. From California home owners, Greek bondholders, and Japanese zombie banks."
Dr. Housing Bubble: "The end of Ponzi financing era in the United States and the World – When income, revenues, and swindles no longer support servicing debt. From California home owners, Greek bondholders, and Japanese zombie banks."
13 June 2011
18 October 2010
12 October 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for October 12, 2010
06 October 2010
07 September 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for September 7, 2010
Wall Street Needs `Off-the-Charts' September to Rescue Quarter
81% Rate The US Economy As Poor
Harrisburg, PA blundering closer to bankruptcy
Calculated Risk: Schedule for Week of September 5th
James Howard Kunstler: "In The Headlights"
New York Times: Let Housing Fall Without Government Intervention
Home Owner Association Hell In Florida: $600 For A Mailbox?
Chasing the market down: In struggling housing market, buyers and sellers are out of sync
Sellers cut prices on 50% of homes
Arizona foreclosures push up supply of housing historical highs; cash on cash deals reap buyers 15 to 25% off purchases
Four Job Market Trends We Did Not Celebrate This Labor Day
L.A. Times: For many unemployed workers, jobs aren't coming back
Joblessness blamed for 80% spike in Mass. foreclosures
More Than 300 Health-Hospitals Corporation Workers in NYC Are Laid Off
UMass Health Memorial To Cut 70-80 Jobs Over Coming Weeks
Postal Worker Union Marchers Protest Against Cut Back To 5 Day Workweek
Harrisburg, PA blundering closer to bankruptcy
Calculated Risk: Schedule for Week of September 5th
James Howard Kunstler: "In The Headlights"
New York Times: Let Housing Fall Without Government Intervention
Home Owner Association Hell In Florida: $600 For A Mailbox?
Chasing the market down: In struggling housing market, buyers and sellers are out of sync
Sellers cut prices on 50% of homes
Arizona foreclosures push up supply of housing historical highs; cash on cash deals reap buyers 15 to 25% off purchases
Four Job Market Trends We Did Not Celebrate This Labor DayL.A. Times: For many unemployed workers, jobs aren't coming back
Joblessness blamed for 80% spike in Mass. foreclosures
More Than 300 Health-Hospitals Corporation Workers in NYC Are Laid Off
UMass Health Memorial To Cut 70-80 Jobs Over Coming Weeks
Postal Worker Union Marchers Protest Against Cut Back To 5 Day Workweek
Labels:
Foreclosures,
Home Prices,
Housing Inventory,
Jim Kunstler,
Jobs,
Layoffs
13 July 2010
Business/Economic News for July 13, 2010
Homeowners vs. Home-Loan Buyers
Treat reckless corporate behavior like DUI
The New Economy: Death By Savings
Dynasty Trusts Game No Taxed Pass Downs For The Rich: America Builds An Aristocracy
The Disappearing Intellectual in the Age of Economic Darwinism
James Howard Kunstler: "Where Have We Been? Where Are We Going?"
Charles Hugh Smith - "Con Of The Decade, Part 2"
U.K. Stocks Extend Drop After U.S. Housing Data Trails Forecast
Copper falls to lowest price in a week as US Housing starts lowest in a year
San Diego developers of giant condo project have yet to sell one of their 679 units, so they are renting them out, adding to San Diego's huge "Shadow Inventory"
Bush's Treasury Secretary, Henry "Golden Slacks" Paulson, Pays $24.5 Million For Aspen Mansion
The rich do it too – Los Angeles County and million dollar distressed properties. 1,947 homes in L.A. County valued at $1 million or more are three payments behind or in foreclosure. Beverly Hills prices down 31 percent from one year ago. 14 out 100 homes on the MLS are priced at $1 million and up
Disappearing Middle Class: 60 year old Florida Keys couple lose jobs and Islamorada home
Moody's expects debt levels for housing to stay at high levels for another 12 to 18 months, says foreclosures will not slow down any time soon
Revolving Door Sweetheart Deal: Ex-Senator Mel Martinez (R-FL) Named New Head Of Chase Bank's Florida Market
Hugh Hefner Wants To Buy Back Playboy And Take It Private
FDIC sues former Executives at Indymac's homebuilding loan division
Municipal broadband haters in NC dealt a blow
Take Two: US Issues Revised Offshore Drilling Band
Florida Keys Wake Up Call: Cuba Allows Spanish Company To Drill For Oil In Area Only 60 Miles Off Key West's Doorstep
Treat reckless corporate behavior like DUI
The New Economy: Death By Savings
Dynasty Trusts Game No Taxed Pass Downs For The Rich: America Builds An Aristocracy
The Disappearing Intellectual in the Age of Economic Darwinism
James Howard Kunstler: "Where Have We Been? Where Are We Going?"
Charles Hugh Smith - "Con Of The Decade, Part 2"
U.K. Stocks Extend Drop After U.S. Housing Data Trails Forecast
Copper falls to lowest price in a week as US Housing starts lowest in a year
San Diego developers of giant condo project have yet to sell one of their 679 units, so they are renting them out, adding to San Diego's huge "Shadow Inventory"
Bush's Treasury Secretary, Henry "Golden Slacks" Paulson, Pays $24.5 Million For Aspen Mansion
The rich do it too – Los Angeles County and million dollar distressed properties. 1,947 homes in L.A. County valued at $1 million or more are three payments behind or in foreclosure. Beverly Hills prices down 31 percent from one year ago. 14 out 100 homes on the MLS are priced at $1 million and up
Disappearing Middle Class: 60 year old Florida Keys couple lose jobs and Islamorada home
Moody's expects debt levels for housing to stay at high levels for another 12 to 18 months, says foreclosures will not slow down any time soon
Revolving Door Sweetheart Deal: Ex-Senator Mel Martinez (R-FL) Named New Head Of Chase Bank's Florida Market
Hugh Hefner Wants To Buy Back Playboy And Take It Private
FDIC sues former Executives at Indymac's homebuilding loan division
Municipal broadband haters in NC dealt a blow
Take Two: US Issues Revised Offshore Drilling Band
Florida Keys Wake Up Call: Cuba Allows Spanish Company To Drill For Oil In Area Only 60 Miles Off Key West's Doorstep
Labels:
401k,
Big Oil,
BP,
Charles Hugh Smith,
Copper,
Credit Scores,
Cuba,
EU,
Florida Keys,
Housing Crash,
Housing Starts,
Japan,
Jim Kunstler,
Options,
UK
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