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India's Supreme Court criticizes Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for failing to respond for more than a year to a request to investigate allegations about improper awarding of telecom licenses. Telecom licenses were sold by the government in 2008 to politically connected companies, at rates far below the market rates. The Auditor General's report showed that licenses were awarded in a way that "lacked transparency and fairness."
India's Supreme Court criticizes Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for failing to respond for more than a year to a request to investigate allegations about improper awarding of telecom licenses. Telecom licenses were sold by the government in 2008 to politically connected companies, at rates far below the market rates. The Auditor General's report showed that licenses were awarded in a way that "lacked transparency and fairness."
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The Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library opens in Indianapolis, Indiana. Vonnegut, author of Slaughterhouse-Five and other books, is a native son of Indianapolis. Vonnegut's horrific experience in the war as a prisoner of war in Dresden influenced a lot of his writings, and became a defining momet in his life, says the library's director Julia Whitehead. Vonnegut used to say his attitudes were all Indianapolis and wrote about the tight Hoosier feeling.
The Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library opens in Indianapolis, Indiana. Vonnegut, author of Slaughterhouse-Five and other books, is a native son of Indianapolis. Vonnegut's horrific experience in the war as a prisoner of war in Dresden influenced a lot of his writings, and became a defining momet in his life, says the library's director Julia Whitehead. Vonnegut used to say his attitudes were all Indianapolis and wrote about the tight Hoosier feeling.
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Efforts by the EU to change the Irish corporate tax rate of 12.5% in exchange for help from the EU.
Efforts by the EU to change the Irish corporate tax rate of 12.5% in exchange for help from the EU.
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A trust for United Auto Workers Union retirees sold 89 million GM shares in the GM IPO, yielding $2.9 billion.
A trust for United Auto Workers Union retirees sold 89 million GM shares in the GM IPO, yielding $2.9 billion.
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In the first day of trading , GM shares opened at $35, two dollars above the price investors paid in the company's IPO.
In the first day of trading , GM shares opened at $35, two dollars above the price investors paid in the company's IPO.
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Kessler point to fears of a decline in real estate values, as the reason behind the Fed's $600 billion easing decision in 2010. He sees the Fed's move as not being effective in moving stock market value. And he says, the bad loans on the books of the banks pose a new crisis. The only solution he says is tackling the issue head-on by taking these bad loans off the books of the banks and recapitalizing the banks. This includes firing management and starting with a fresh slate.
Kessler point to fears of a decline in real estate values, as the reason behind the Fed's $600 billion easing decision in 2010. He sees the Fed's move as not being effective in moving stock market value. And he says, the bad loans on the books of the banks pose a new crisis. The only solution he says is tackling the issue head-on by taking these bad loans off the books of the banks and recapitalizing the banks. This includes firing management and starting with a fresh slate.
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