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The Panhandle Regional Planning Commission is getting a new roof over its head, and workers are banking on it being completed before higher temperatures hit the area.

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GLD / MOO / OIL So, it looks like the commodities bubble is bursting once again – for the second time in three weeks.

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I want to go back to an article that I wrote early in the history of this blog, when nobody read me except a few RealMoney diehard fans – ’ Regulating Systemic Risk From Hedge Funds .

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Swiss bank UBS AG said Tuesday it expected to post first-quarter net losses of $12 billion and would seek $15 billion in new capital as it attempts to recover from the blow it took from the U.S. subprime …

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Chris Cornell says he’s surprised but flattered that “American Idol” contestant David Cook performed a cover of Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” last week on the show, in what was nearly a note-for-note version …

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In 1998, when I was a freshman legislator I received a lot of letters from lobbyists telling me who or what industry they represented and if I had any questions about those industries I should call them for …

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“Hits and misses” points up the problems the city of Chico, its planners and our excellent new urban forester also has because of defects in our tree ordinance and inadequate funding for her work of protecting …

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Opening day is a ritual of innocence: Every team is in first place, every team makes a fresh start.

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By Thomas Atkins Reuters Tuesday, April 1, 2008; 2:03 AM ZURICH - UBS AG wrote down an additional $19 billion on U.S. real estate and related assets on Tuesday, causing a net loss of 12 billion Swiss francs in …

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Moose oust Tigres Eagles eliminate Maineiacs, Cape Breton to face Halifax in next round By WILLY PALOV Sports Reporter Tue.

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ALONG WITH the perennial concern about pitching, this winter’s great Phillies anxiety was that something intangible was lost with the free-agent departure of Aaron Rowand.

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UBS asked investors for more cash after taking another $19 billion writedown on Tuesday and Deutsche Bank predicted another hit, but Europe’s bank shares rallied on hopes that the end of another torrid quarter …

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The sub-prime mortgage crisis continues to hammer financial institutions around the world as the two largest banks in Europe announced further losses to their balance sheets.

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Allegations from Congress that drug makers Schering-Plough Corp. and Merck & Co.

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Robert Rubin is not expected to resign as chair of Citigroup’s executive committee even as the company looks to restructure its board, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing a source familiar with …

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Investment bank Lehman Brothers , computer maker Dell , auto makers such as GM and Ford as well as a key manufacturing gauge are likely stock market focal points on Tuesday.

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This article was first published on guardian.co.uk on Tuesday April 01 2008. It was last updated at 11:13 on April 01 2008.

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The Dow, the Nasdaq, the S&P 500 – every leading Wall Street index boasted an “up” arrow on Monday.

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UBS AG doubled its writedowns from the subprime crisis, parted company with its chairperson and asked shareholders for more emergency capital on Tuesday in a second dramatic attempt to reverse its fortunes.

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UBS AG doubled its writedowns from the subprime crisis, parted company with its chairman and asked shareholders for more emergency capital on Tuesday in a second dramatic attempt to reverse its fortunes.

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The Democratic chairman of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee on Monday called the Treasury Department’s plan to overhaul financial regulation “a wild pitch” that fails to address the housing market crisis.

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Posted on 03/31/2008 11:52:11 AM PDT by Lucky9teen U.S. President George W. Bush greets a worker inside a glass cubicle as he tours Novadebt, a consumer debt counseling center in Freehold, New Jersey March 28, ...

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The Fed’s interest rate cut on March 18 is good news for borrowers, but bad news for savers.

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The credit crunch claimed another victim this morning when one of Europe’s biggest banks revealed it had written off another £9.6billion.

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Hank Paulson’s speech last Wednesday to the US Chamber of Commerce on financial markets regulatory redesign, about which I wrote here , was, in retrospect, a warning about today’s release of the Secretary’s …

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The Catholic Archdiocese of New York says it has removed a parish priest while it investigates possible embezzlement to pay gambling debts.

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A growing number of homeowners are falling behind on their monthly payments for home equity lines of credit, yet another complication for banks and consumers from the weak housing market and slowing economy.

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Fears of an official recession have government officials wringing their hands with worry, reports Andy Hygate from www.loansbadcredit.org.uk . (PRWeb Apr 1, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/04/prweb817594.htm

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Fears of an official recession have government officials wringing their hands with worry, reports Andy Hygate from www.loansbadcredit.org.uk.

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Because of the near-shutdown of the credit markets and rising interest rates, insurers in Florida fear the state’s hurricane catastrophe fund may not live up to its promise if a massive storm hits this hurricane season.

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’ In his return after missing the last three events, Monster Energy Kawasaki rider Timmy Ferry finished seventh at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada.

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Say this for the Fed. It pays attention to what Wall Street wants. When Wall Street wanted the Fed to ignore all the wild gambling in the derivatives markets, the Fed did so.

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Excess liquidity brought about by the process of globalization is causing the present crisis in the US, writes Subhas Roy Sinking feeling There is a disconnect between the real and financial sectors in the …

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In a recent article, I wrote about Mike “Mish” Shedlock of the blog Global Economic Trend Analysis and Peter Schiff, of Euro Pacific Capital, Inc.

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Wall Street closed a dismal first quarter with a moderate gain Monday, rising slightly after a reading on regional manufacturing came in better than expected.

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