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bank of america new at the time guest: in a short answer, yes. that the november 12 forecast i would say that the iraqi was of questionable validity. security forces still have some improvements to go. however, bank of america did not do any actual financial analysis in their capability to bring intelligence from all different to make up for the narrow zero sources together. emissions. instead, bank of america nearly the iraqi security forces have pulled out of thin air a number to imp...

that we can show people directly the power of this kind of approach. people should be able to see what exactly it is with other kinds of information being used. this was heresy a few years ago. i will say that when we first talked about it internally it was crazy, the notion that we would show users what we were using to target advertisements. would they be free to out? . . >> would you think that the benefits outweigh the privacy, we get a 50/50 division in t$e surveys weve done. half...

financial industry regulation with congressman paul kantor ski and senator baucus. çóçóñi. host: lets take a look at a store today in the newly times -- "the new york times" -- reid says accord resolves impasse on public option. this story says the senate majority leader said on tuesday night that he and a group of 10 had reached broad agreement to resolve a dispute over a proposed government-run health care insurance plan. under the agreement people ages 55-64 could buy into medi...

>> rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight we take a look at the global economic crisis and the players who inhabited that story. andrew ross sorkin has a new book getting a lot of attention. its called "too big to fail." we woke up in september and thght the world was on fire and it all seemed like a grand surprise. but as you start peeling back the layers, you start realizing that this train was going down the tracks and people saw it coming and were doing all sorts of things behind ...

>> rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight we take a look at the global economic crisis and the players who inhabited that story. andrew ross sorkin has a new book getting a lot of attention. its called "too big to fail." we woke up in september and thought the world was on fire and it all seemed like a grand surprise. but as you start peeling back the layers, you start realizing that this train was going down the tracks and people saw it coming and were doing all sorts of things behin...

>> rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight we take a look at the global economic crisis and the players who inhabited that story. andrew ross sorkin has a new book getting a lot of attention. its called "too big to fail." weoke up in september and thought the world was on fire and it all seemed like a grand surprise. but as you start peeling back the layers, you start realizing that this train was going down the tracks and people saw it coming and were doing all sorts of things behind ...

that this train was going down the tracks and people saw it coming and were doing all sorts of things behind the scenes secretly that we never knew about trying to avert this crisis. >> rose: andrew ross sorkin for the hour. next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: it has now been more than a year and a half since the economic crisis broke out with the collapse of bear stearns. while financial markets have stabi...

so whats happened this week? sure enough, when general mills reported a very good quarter, the stock exploded to the upside. when bed bath & beyond also reported a very good quarter, it got clobbered. paychex, it said nothing good whatever about the employment rolls and that trumped pretty much everything else. so its time to admit a bit of a bullish defeat. its time to admit that the negative scenario that i laid out last friday is now playing out, which means we have to get a little ...

why did mr. obama visit the floor of the new york stock exchange today? bank stocks are up a full percentage point. shouldnt we end too big to fail? and the chinese tire fight is light this all over again. tonight on "the kudlow report," vice president and president obama came to wall street to rehash his financial reregulation plan. but why didnt heavy sit the floor of the new york stock exchange with his symbol of american capitalism, you know, ronald reagan visited the floor tw...

was so badly planned that madoff himself had to alert the new york examiner that there counterpart in the washington office of the sec had been looking at similar issues. there was a determination that the culture and organizational structure is preventing reaching out to one another to share market information, obtain expert advice, or compare notes. . . in the aftermath of the investigation, the sec claimed that more funding would address these issues. will it? it clearly describes a...