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Pro-cash movement warns that people could be losing more than they bargained for
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US banking crisis: Warren Buffett says bosses should face ‘punishment’
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America will soon see a wave of bank mergers?
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Savings and Loan Crisis 1980–1989
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US banks have $620B of unrealized losses on their books
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Reasons the banking crisis isn’t a repeat of 2008
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Banks as collateral damage in a class war
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'Financial Times' Issues 103-Year-Old Correction (2017)
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Banking in uncertain times
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Bank failures come in waves
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Moody's downgrades US banking: ‘rapidly deteriorating operating environment’
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Fidelity marks down the value of its Twitter stake by 56%
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The recent Bank of Japan meeting and its implications for markets
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UK pensions hit with margin calls as gilts and sterling slide
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S&P lowers Russia's rating to 'junk' status, Moody's issues junk warning
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Russia 'Likely' to Default on Debts
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Yemen's bifurcated monetary system
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Turkey's Financial Crisis
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DBS Bank outage well into its second day with no meaningful update from DBD
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Why didn’t any Wall Street CEOs go to jail after the financial crisis? (2019)
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Dividend Cripples Saudi Aramco
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In 1980s Los Angeles, a bank was robbed every hour (2019)
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The Looming Bank Collapse
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You Can Pay Credit Suisse Not to Work There
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The Cannonball Run record has been broken seven times in five weeks
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German government to bail Lufthansa out of bankruptcy with nearly $10B state aid
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Corporate Socialism: The Government Is Bailing Out Investors and Not You
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France could nationalize big companies if necessary: finance minister
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Colorado bank robber gifts money to passers-by and yells Merry Christmas
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Reinvigorating the most important battle in economics
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Don’t Take Their Word for It: The Misclassification of Bond Mutual Funds
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McKinsey: Half the World’s Banks Too Weak to Survive Downturn
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How U.S. Banks Took Over the World
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A new credit bubble gets ready to burst
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India’s banking system is flirting with a Lehman moment
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The Looming Danger of Non-Banks
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Post-crash economics: have we learnt nothing?
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The Real Cost of the 2008 Financial Crisis
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Can We Survive the Next Financial Crisis?
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Many who crafted regulations after the 2008 crisis now work for Wall Street
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Ten years after the crisis, the contagion has spread to democracy itself
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Ten years after the financial crisis, GSE securities have expanded $804B
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Starting your own bank is laborious but profitable (2009)
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How to Survive When Money Is Worthless [video]
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I’m a Depression historian. The GOP tax bill is straight out of 1929
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Canada's Housing Bubble Will Burst
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Fiduciary Rule Fight Brews While Bad Financial Advisers Multiply
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India’s Bad Debt Is Looking Better to Investors
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Venezuela Follows India’s Example and Voids Half of Its Cash
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Charts That Scare Wall Street
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Leaked Files Reveal Royal Bank of Scotland Harmed British Small Businesses
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Finance is Not the Economy
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America’s housing system still has not been properly reformed
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Venezuela Refuses to Default, and Few People Seem to Understand Why
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Italy’s teetering banks will be Europe’s next crisis
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Brexit Is a Lehman Moment for European Banks
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How the banks ignored the lessons of the crash
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Sorry to burst your bubble
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Greece draws up drachma plans, prepares to miss IMF payment
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Valve Economist Yanis Varoufakis Appointed Finance Minister of Greece
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U.S. Banks Curtail International Money Transfers
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Let banks fail: Iceland’s plan looks to be working
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Spain Is Beyond Doomed: Unemployment Charts
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The Cyprus bail-out: Unfair, short-sighted and self-defeating
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Why Should Taxpayers Give Big Banks $83 Billion a Year?
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Spain Is Doomed
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Bank of America: Too Crooked to Fail
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Mafia becomes "Italy's largest bank" in aftermath of financial crisis
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Europe's Web Of Debt
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Trader: I dream of another recession (and Goldman Sachs rules the world)
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NPR bought a toxic asset to watch it die. They call her "Toxie"
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We Bought A Toxic Asset; You Can Watch It Die
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Bidding error sees Finnish day-ahead power price tumble
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Citigroup Plans to Cut 20k Jobs
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Japan brings negative interest rates era to an end with first hike in 17 years
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Mortgages are a manufactured product (2022)
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Business Booms and Depressions Since 1775 (1943)
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U.S.-Saudi petrodollar pact ends after 50 years
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