Economy

• India Explores Economic Opportunities in Iran, Denting Western Sanctions Plan
• Papademos Gets Cabinet Approval for 2nd Bailout
• So What SHOULD Investors Buy In A World Fraught With Risk?
• America’s Addiction To Debt: 30 Facts About Debt In America That Will Blow Your Mind
• Of Jobs, Debts And Budgets
• The Fallen
• The Myth of Energy Independence: Why We Can't Drill Our Way to Oil Autonomy
• As ‘Yuck Factor’ Subsides, Treated Wastewater Flows From Taps

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• Bill Black on Financial Fraud Investigations
• Rick Santelli on Visualizing U.S. Debt; How Many Milky Way Galaxies Do We Owe?
• Federal Reserve: Ten Things That Every American Should Know About The Fed
• MF Global: Trail Growing Cold - 'No One to Blame'
• Postal Service loses $3.3 billion in first quarter
• Why Is Gasoline Consumption Tanking?
• The Important Roles of Risk and Stealth in the Eagle Ford Shale Discovery
• Texas Water District Acts to Slow Depletion of the Ogallala Aquifer

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• Bond Investors: Bonds May Collapse Before Bernanke’s 2014 Target
• The Tumblin' Default
• The Root Cause of Excess Flab Almost Everyone Ignore
• Doomsday Capitalism: Just Getting Started or Going Out of Style?
• Karl Denninger - Warren Pollock Open Discussion
• Glasgow solar study: 'We could put oil back in ground'
• End of the Boom: The True State of the Shale Gas Industry
• Are There Holes in Pipeline Transparency?
• New Campaign Urges Labeling Of Genetically Modified Foods
• Helping Soldiers Trade Their Swords for Plows
• Rising temperatures at Fukushima raise questions over stability of nuclear plant

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• Robert B. Reich: The downward mobility of the American middle class
• State pension fund shortfall grows
• 48,000 empty shops blight UK high streets
• Pa. universities face steep cuts in gov's proposed budget; student aid also on chopping block
• Swiss central banker warns on slowing economy
• Portugal union leader wants debt renegotiation
• Chinese banks cut exposure to euro zone -paper
• Europe’s Banks Reluctant to Lend to Companies in Need of Cash
• CBO: Federal Budget Deficit $349 Billion Through First Four Months Of FY12
• British pensions face 85 bln pound deficit-study
• Detroit squatters may be allowed to keep foreclosed homes
• Cleveland: City mistakenly boards up man's home
• Company Faces Forgery Charges in Mo. Foreclosures
• Average U.S. gas prices hover at record-high levels
• U.S. Student Debt Could Be Next ‘Bomb’
• Airline industry split widens over EU carbon 'tax' row
• Japan’s interest in gold and silver is growing

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• The Relentless Pursuit of Meaningless Metrics
• Illusion Of Recovery - Feelings Versus Facts
• American Gridlock, Part 2
• Crazy Little Thing Called Greece
• Saudi Arabia Will Not Let Oil Go Above $100: Prince
• Truth, Lies, And Afghanistan
• Fukushima Reactors Heating Up Again … Water Fails to Cool Them Down
• A Perfect Storm of Planetary Proportions

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• Markets, Murmurations, and Machines
• Greece takes step closer to default
• Silver packs a punch as chemotherapy drug
• Shipping Rates Go... Negative
• U.S. States Prepare For Hyperinflation
• What If We're Beyond Mere Policy Tweaks?
• What If The Lights Go Out?
• In Fuel Oil Country, Cold That Cuts to the Heart
• Texas's Electrical Power Predicament

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• Art Cashin: Beware The Ides Of March—Or Maybe A Few Days Later
• Syria Assad: Army massacres 'scores' in city of Homs
• In Biting Cold, Protesters Pack the Center of Moscow
• Homeless Families, Cloaked in Normality
• A Mortgage Tornado Warning, Unheeded
• Egyptian Forces Appear to End Siege of Ministry
• Keystone Kops
• U.N. Says Somalia Famine Has Ended, but Warns That Crisis Isn’t Over

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• On the 70th Anniversary of the Munich Students Movement - The War is Lost - The Future of Europe
• Counterfeit Value Derivatives: Follow the Bouncing Ball
• What Lies In Store For The "Cradle That Rocks The World" - A History Lesson In Crisis
• What's More Precious Than Gold?
• Real Estate: Looking In On The Housing Disaster
• The Little Economy That Could
• It Is Safe to Resume Ignoring the Prophets of Doom ... Right?
• In a Focus on Gold, History Repeats Itself
• San Onofre Nuclear Plant Radiation Leak, Worn Tubes Raise Concerns

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• Fiat Currency Failure Means: ‘In Gold We Trust’
• Senate Approves Ban on Insider Trading by Congress
• Effort to Rebrand Arab Spring Backfires in Iran
• S.E.C. Is Avoiding Tough Sanctions for Large Banks
• An Abundant Supply of Cheap Oil is the Most Important Resource for Our Future
• Nepal and Bangladesh to Establish Joint Venture 3,000 Megawatt Power Plant
• Trading China’s Tight Grip On Rare Earths
• Pet Rescuers Venture Into Japan's Exclusion Zone

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