 | TPMtv: Campaign Finance Deformed Your Daily Politics Video Blog: John McCain: straight shootin' maverick and courageous champion of campaign finance reform. So then why is he currently doing his best to defy the FECand make his own set of campaign finance rules? We puzzle it all out in today's episode of TPMtv. |
 | Shariah Finance Shariah Finance expert and Columbia MBA Joy Brighton describes the threat of financial institutions embracing Shariah Finance as a banking and investment product. It is a new form of cultural Jihad with terror supporting implications. |
 | Business Finance Stock Market Technical Analysis 2/14/08 http://www.alphatrends.net |
 | CNBC World - Islamic Finance: Applying religion to economics A news item I caught off of CNBC World on Islamic Banking back in Summer of 2004. Just found it archived and will post this onto my website IslamBank.Community. |
 | Mike Gravel Responds to Campaign Finance Question Presidential Candidate Mike Gravel answers a question posted to YouTube.com by Walter from Florida, who asks how can candidates expect to honestly solve healthcare problems when they are taking money from insurance companies. |
 | Bernanke & Paulson attempting to teach Senators Finance 101 Bernanke and Paulson trying to teach Congress the basics of what is going on-without success. |
 | Jeremy Siegel on the Resilience of American Finance Jeremy Siegel, Russell Palmer Professor of Finance, gives a mostly upbeat view, also covered in his op ed on the crisis, published in the September 16 issue of the Wall Street Journal. |
 | Citigroup: The Fall of a Finance Giant STORY: The ax keeps swinging at beleaguered financial giant Citigroup. 52,000 jobs will disappear by way of layoffs, the sale of units, and attrition, the company said on Monday. And this new target comes on top of the 23,000 jobs already cut through September. Like many of its peers, Citigroup has lost big on risky home loans gone bad. Citigroup's loss - $20 billion so far this year. And as CEO Vikram Pandit nears his first year anniversary, investors are losing patience. In a town hall meeting with staff, Pandit outlined plans to slash costs and spend no more than $52 billion next year. But growing revenues is a different story. Last month Citigroup lost a major opportunity when Wachovia was snapped up by Wells Fargo. Analysts say there are very few buyable banks out there with Wachovia's $418 billion in deposits. It's been a tough road for investors. Citigroup's stock started 2008 at $29 and late last week it broke below $10. That's the first time the stock has been in the single digits since Citigroup was created in 1998 by the merger of Travelers insurance company and Citibank. The company is now worth less than $50 billion, barely twice the $25 billion received under the Treasury's $700 bank bailout plan. |
 | Former FEC Chairman on McCain and Campaign Finance Former head of the Federal Election Commission, now a law professor at Capital University, talks with reason.tv about how campaign finance laws punish political speech. And why John McCain won't shake Smith's hand. |
 | Suze Orman on Personal Finance Visit www.LowestFeesToday.com for $500 Guarantee Lowest Rates and Fees Amerisave Lowest Rate and Fees Guaranteed. Suze Orman on index funds, ETFs and investing overseas. |
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