Thieves smashed the window to break in and then gutted the
property for its copper pipes
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This group follows the research of the Supbrime Insight group. Invest and learn with a contrarian mindset.
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Group Bookmarks View All Bookmarks»Common good banks™ will be a ground-breaking new kind of community savings bank, controlled democratically by depositors, lending exclusively to socially and environmentally responsible companies. The bank's profits go to the community. Common good banks™ will offer typical savings bank services: checking accounts, home mortgages, small business loans, online banking, ATM cards, etc.
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Forecasting the stock market is a fool's game—but there are grounds to believe there's another drop in the market yet to come. The reason: a broad decline in consumer spending, which so far has been masked by a quirk in the government's statistics. Combine that with a rapidly unraveling job market, high energy prices, and the continuing credit crunch, and you have the recipe for a drop in consumer stocks. A big decline there could take the rest of the market down with it.
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Thieves smashed the window to break in and then gutted the property for its copper pipes -- a crime that has spread across the United States as the economy slows and foreclosed homes stand empty and vulnerable.
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In the middle of perhaps the greatest financial upheaval since the Great Depression, Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson is proposing a change in financial regulations which basically amounts to a big wink to Wall Street.
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