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Uncommon Money News (Vol. 38)

November 26, 2008

Posted by Roshawn Watson under Uncategorized

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By: Roshawn Watson

In preparing to write my posts, I often come across noteworthy and sometimes bizarre financial and business news. Below are links to some of these sites. Enjoy!

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Posts Of Week

S and P falls to lowest level since 1997

Jaguar Land Rover asks for bailout (pure silliness)

B Of A CEO sees record credit card losses for industry

Business

Citi saved by US government agrees to guarantee $300 billion bad assets and infuse $20 billion into the bank

Swedish CEO says he will work for free (Admirable to put company before personal gain)

AIG CEO slashes salary to $1 and cancels bonuses for top executives through 2009

IKEA employee Steals $400K in less than a year (Shame)

Teenage CEOs

Economy

President-Elect Obama plans to generate 2.5 Million Jobs in 2 -years

Fed pledges exceed $7.6 Trillion to ease frozen credit

Average gasoline price below $2, cheapest since 2005

Real Estate

FHA backed loans: The new subprime

Want to stop the subprime mess: let the unscrupulous lenders foot the bill (interesting opinion but most American consumers are not completely innocent on this one)