Crash Landing? Part 2 – The Usual Suspects
What parts of the financial system are most vulnerable to a crash?
Read more...What parts of the financial system are most vulnerable to a crash?
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a wide-ranging talk on SVB and other recent bank collapses, focusing on the considerable role of misguided Fed policies
Read more...Peeling back more layers of the SVB implosion and its broader implications.
Read more...An over-zealous Fed pushed a few banks, including the big and super connected Silicon Valley Bank, over the edge. A bailout was a given.
Read more...How severe might the contagion from the Silicon Valley Bank failure be? And who will suffer most: tech land or other banks?
Read more...“I’ve had fear and now this just put the anxiety over the top,” said one local resident.
Read more...Yet more private equity corruption! And see how little it costs to buy the assent of public pension fund employees.
Read more...That light at the end of the public pension fund tunnel is the headlight of the underfunding train bearing down on them.
Read more...I certainly hope Norfolk Southern’s owners are happy!
Read more...DOJ says it’s going to crack down as lawsuits pile up against real estate Goliaths and US officially becomes a “rent-burdened nation.”
Read more...Private equity returns are finally going pear-shaped, but for the most part, investors are re-upping their bets.
Read more...Private equity uses the pandemic to pursue the “Uberfication” of nursing.
Read more...elle surprise! “Growing consolidation in localized hospital markets appears to restrict nurse wage growth.”
Read more...It means higher prices for patients, more unnecessary surgery, and less access to care for patients on Medicaid or those who are uninsured or underinsured.
Read more...The world’s largest asset manager has forecast systemic economic chaos. The reality is even worse.
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