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Last two weeks. The yields on debt that comes due in one month have risen to levels higher than yields for maturity thats dont secure for six months. Thats a big deal because normally an issuer would pay to borrow for longer periods of time. The institutions want to avoid being stuck with debt in the event of a default. Citigroup has told clients it would rather not take treasuries on october 24th as a sign of collateral. Andrew, this a sign your money is no good here. Weve got more on the situation in washington in just a few minutes. I dont know if people are going to be taking paengz or not...

You okay . Yes. You have this. Im told your husband had it, too. Im sorry. Andrew had it. Everybody had it. Andrew had it. Tag, youre it. I dont feel that bad. Yes, exactly. Some people, you get sent home. If im going home, someone has to send me home. Its jobs friday. Im okay. Im in omaha. I need to be here. Theres a big bubble between us. Plus i need to show off my haircut. Retrofitting of the toupe. Astrazeneca rejecting the offer from pfizer of 106 billion. The uk government says the final decision will be up to shareholders even though its already pushing pfizer to commit to keeping jobs ...

In our power to assure a robust recovery in the context of price stability. After hearing all of that, the dow actually adding more than 50 points yesterday to close at 15,876. The s p 500 up another eight points to finish at 1790. So its right within striking distance of 1800. And if you look at the futures this morning, youre going to see right now there are some additional green arrows. Dow futures looking to open by about 26 points, s p futures up by about 3. 5. The white house says it could extend the obama care fix beyond 2014. President obama announcing the plan to let Insurance Compani...

Unlike the stereotypical son of a billionaire, Peter Buffett, legendary investor Warren Buffett's youngest child, enjoyed a down-to-earth childhood. Despite his father’s wealth, Peter Buffett’s upbringing lacked the trappings of extreme riches. As he said on a 2011 Freakonomics podcast, “Growing up, we really had no clue what my dad did for a living. It was quite mysterious.” This captures the normalcy of Peter Buffett's early years. In the podcast, he recalled that in the fourth or fifth grade,

When you think of legendary investor Warren Buffett, images of boardrooms, financial statements and investment strategies often come to mind. However, a different side of Buffett is revealed through interviews and personal anecdotes from his children Susie and Peter Buffett. In a 2017 Forbes interview, Peter Buffett sheds light on a relatable, grounded upbringing, dispelling myths of a lavish lifestyle often associated with wealth. “People have these projections of what life must have been like.