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In Frank Van Dun’s paper on argumentation ethics, “Argumentation Ethics and the Philosophy of Freedom,” there is a fascinating discussion about what law and courts and lawyers have become: not justice-seekers, but technical interpreters of artificial rules. Van Dun argues that equality before the law
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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Extreme Stocks: Last Bank Standing
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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Will the RBNZ try to stimulate the economy with a rate cut?…
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I’ve found Erin Burnett to be a delightful addition on CNBC — she gets the full NYT rising star treatment in the Sunday Business section:…
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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Gold Shines Again Amid Banks’ Ruins
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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This week, the IPO market will get a bit of boost in what has been a lackluster year for exciting companies coming to market. This week, GT Solar, a New Hampshire maker of solar cell manufacturing equipment, is expected to begin trading under the ticker symbol SOLR. Sure, there are far too many solar […]
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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They Just Don’t Get Oil!
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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China Mail Bag: Eye on Focus Media
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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Four Ways to Play Lines at Banks
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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Four Ways to Play the Lines at Banks
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Four Ways to Play Bank Lines
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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Very strange confluence of media coverage this morning on the banking sector. All three major financial papers (WSJ, NYT, Barron’s) have stories on the bottom banking sector:…
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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China Watch Mail Bag: Eye on Focus Media
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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December fed funds futures contract fully prices in a 25-basis point hike….
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Hello everyone. I am a new guest contributor to the Stockweb blogsite. Last week we saw a significant rally off the lows in the banking/brokerage sector. I think caution is important here as the group is short term overbought. (WB) reports on Tuesday and you must be careful of a possible disappointment there. For traders, there will probably be some very interesting short opportunities next week. Good luck….
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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They Just Don’t Get Oil!
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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Carl Icahn never really made much of a case for what he would do if he could not sell all or part of Yahoo! (YHOO) to Microsoft (MSFT). He wanted Yahoo! shareholder to support his proxy bid based largely on the hope of an M&A event. Microsoft never promised Icahn a deal. It was always a “maybe” Icahn could have put together a detailed operating plan for the existing company, but it might have undermined his argument that the Yahoo! should not stay independent. Basing his move to unseat the Yahoo! board on a one dimensional plan has now cost…
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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Excellent discussion from PBS News Hour, on Moral Hazard: click for video>
19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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All the news from Apple (AAPL) is good. Recent Gartner and IDC data show the Mac outselling PC products from Dell (DELL) and HP (HPQ). The iPhone sold one million units in its first three days on the market. One of the tough issues for Apple is how much it makes on all of those impressive sales. According to Fortune, “Shaw Wu, the top Apple analyst at American Technology Research, is focused on the company’s gross margins, which came in surprisingly low last quarter for reasons that were never adequately explained.” Apple has agreed to stop taking a cut from…
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19 Julio, 2008| Economy |
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