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Filed under: BanksGetty Images The latest register of how far the banking profession has fallen in public esteem is provided by "a life and executive coach" who works with clients employed in London's financial sector. Writing at The Guardian's...

Prime Minister touts the benefits of the Keystone XL pipeline in America’s business capital

Over the course of the hour-long session, a relaxed-looking Harper discussed climate change, the Keystone XL pipeline and Alberta’s oil sands, as well as medicare, border issues, the Middle East and the perils that bedevil the global economy

Bob Kuttner has been among the country's most visible advocates of stimulus, having written several books and numerous columns arguing the case for an aggressive program of public investment as the best way to deal with the economic crisis. His...

The 1 percent and the financial class caused the Great Recession. So why do we keep allowing them to shape policy?

The 1 percent and the financial class caused the Great Recession. So why do we keep allowing them to shape policy?    

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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The Senate on Wednesday confirmed the nomination of Sylvia Mathews Burwell to head the White House's Office of Management and Budget. Burwell, who most recently headed Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s charitable foundation,...

Florida Atlantic University's poor handling of recent events has threatened campus safety, hurt the school's image and resulted in the loss of a $6 million gift, members of the Board of Trustees said on Tuesday.    

Why is David Stockman driving everyone crazy? The shoot-the-messenger frenzy that has greeted Sunday's New York Times op-ed[1] by Ronald Reagan's former budget director leaves one searching for the message that has so unhinged his critics. I...