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Yep, usually can't trust anything the union rep says, but in this case we will make an exception.

More like another entity driven to the ground by management, in this case the Board of Governors of the USPS and congress. Same with GM management and governor of California.

Sounds like a CIA dark operation. $36 million is peanuts compared to the number of operatives and intelligence they can get out of Pakistan, India & Sri Lanka; and a lot cheaper than sending US agents there.

Only Mel can feel the true pain of racisim.

500,000 RMB is about $63k USD, doesn't seem that much for a futures account. This American is working hard in China, working his way to the top. You can do it too. 1500 RMB a month with room and board and all the Mandarin he can speak.

“I don’t think I want to die in the UK,” she says. If you have less than $2m (€1.5m, £1.3m), you escape most penalties. “If you can get below that $2m net-asset-value snapshot, it’s fairly easy. You escape the exit tax,” says Richard Cassell, a partner at Withers, the law firm...

No. The demagogues lost out on this one. They were all white, scary white.

She must be doing a pretty good job, to be so hated. Heck, Harvey Pitt let the whole Enron scandal happened and nobody said anything bad about him, well, except the part about his triple chin.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is going after two very big fish. On Thursday, the agency accused Samuel Wyly and Charles Wyly of "using secret overseas accounts to reap more than $550 million in profit through illegal stock trades." According to the government, the brothers set up an...

Really? banned in the US? Here is the story, quite accurately describing what would have been funny with Ed Mezvinsky and the Nigerian scams - if it wasn't so pathetic - situation from 2006, on abcnews.com: http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2006/12/father_of_chels.html

This is not an elitetrader poll. It is data from source: CQ Press using reported data from the F.B.I. "Crime in the United States 2009". I guessed you haven't been to NYC for a while. It is one of the safest big cities in the world.

You don't compare apples to oranges. This is comparing cities over 500,000 in population. The number one safest city on your list of cities over 75,000, Sugar Land, Texas, is also only about 200 miles from the border with Mexico. The second safest city on your list, Yuma, AZ, is only about 20...

According to FBI crime statistics, El Paso is the second safest city in America. Crime rates there have dropped 36% over the past 10 years. America's safest cities, 2009 1. Honolulu, Hawaii 2. El Paso, Texas 3. New York City, New York 4. San Jose, California 5. Austin, Texas...

Where is your imagination? You forgot to write down .. President of the United States. You'll need to work harder on that tea-party crazy talk.

Did not realize she is the unelected governor of Arizona, but she is doing a mighty fine job of scaring away tourists. These two are a suave looking pair.

$11 billion a month, $132 billion a year; those are amazing number. How much of a cut do Paul Senseman and Chuck Coughlin get?

Yes, for a person who has "no clue how it is going to work out", he is exceptional or at least has exceptional followers.

Jim Rogers: "I am glad you remember, every once in a while I do get it right, hehe... I own the Euro, I am not selling the Euro, I have no clue how it is going to work out"

Trancredo's stance on financial reform (of his hedge fund acct): "wait and pray" [/size] http://www.denverpost.com/allewis/ci_11619072

He needs to look in the mirror to see something really scary.