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Were down 102 at the moment. Everything got weve climbed back a little bit. Dow down 103. S p, you wafkly are down for the year now. About 2. 5 . Weve dropped at the open. There were a number of sectors that were notably weak today. A lot of comments. I want to show you Retail Stocks right now. Deckers also on the weak side. A lot of these stocks have been hit badly, and they are not showing any signs of recovering at this point. Home builders we did have the National Association of homebuilder, home market index weaker than expected. These are big dwee clinz here. Unusual for the builders to ...

Bank. Investors have been underwhelmed by a turnaround plan hours before its annual meeting, Deutsche Bank gave anshu jain direct oversight of strategy, admitting to the department of three key executives. Shares of Deutsche Bank posted the worst performance in the last three years, the stock has fallen more than 6 since the plan was unveiled last month. Investors yawned at a news update bank finds. Shares of j. P. Morgan and citigroup fell slightly. Royal bank of scotland rose. The bank pleaded guilty to felonies and agreed to pay five posted the worst performance in the last three years, the...

Argues that although a greater economic calamity was averted more should have been done. Thats next on booktv. Good evening and welcome to todays meeting of the Commonwealth Club of california, the place where you are in the know. You can find the Commonwealth Club on the internet but Commonwealth Club. Org. Im richard waters the west coast editor for the Financial Times and im your moderator for todays program. Now its my great pleasure to introduce todays special guest dr. Barry eichengreen who is professor of economics and Political Science at the university of california at workweek and he...

Jefferson Is Biden's Pick for Second in Command at the Fed; U.S. Tax Revenue Coming Up Short By James Christie Good day. Federal Reserve governor Philip Jefferson is in line to become second in command at the central bank if the Senate confirms his... | 07:16am

Letting all depositors off the hook creates a moral hazard, but taxpayer money should be protected. If Congress won’t extend full insurance to states and localities, banks should be required to protect those deposits with their own collateral.