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Cognitive Dissonance

El-Erian: the IMF's twin personality is hurting the global econmy

Cognitive Dissonance

El-Erian: the IMF's twin personality is hurting the global economy

finance.fortune.cnn.com Discussion Tweet This

Linkfest.com: The IMF needs to overcome its bipolar personality - http://t.co/XgGfI9KTen - Fortune

Cognitive Dissonance

"It is startling to realize some of our most cherished memories may never have happened"

nybooks.com Discussion Tweet This

Heidi N. Moore: Oliver Sachs: "It is startling to realize that some of our most cherished memories may never have happened." http://t.co/qJyMlajK

Cognitive Dissonance

The CEO of AIG, sipping red wine, says his company never got a "free lunch" from the government

nymag.com Discussion Tweet This

From 2009: AIG's CEO almost quit over government pay restrictions

Cognitive Dissonance

"We’ve hit that moment in the election when people begin to lose their minds"

washingtonpost.com Discussion Tweet This

justinwolfers Today's payrolls numbers CHARTED. Squint hard: You can barely see the slowdown we were worried about. pic.twitter.com/8vHc12wv

Cognitive Dissonance

Wells Fargo controls 1/3 of all mortgage origination in America, loves "competition"

bloomberg.com Discussion Tweet This

Ryan McCarthy: Wells Fargo controls one-third of all of mortgage origination in America, loves "competition" http://t.co/95lBYiJw

Chinese Premier Wen listens as former U.N. Secretary-General Annan speaks during their meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing

Cognitive Dissonance

China's premier is now complaining about banking monopolies his country owns

reuters.com Discussion Tweet This

China's banks as lagging indicators

Pedestrians walk past a closing down sale sign in the window of a shop on Oxford Street in London

Cognitive Dissonance

Consumer confidence just hit recessionary levels, despite economic growth

ftalphaville.ft.com Discussion Tweet This

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"The world can certainly use more legal satire": an amazing cease and desist response

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Only the rich can afford to be early adopters, but they get stuck with bad products

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In the UK, per capita banker pay is already higher than it was before the crisis

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The cost of sitting on cash

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Nate Silver takes down Politico's attempted takedown of him

Housing
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REITs aren't quite so hot anymore

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Clapping is a "social contagion," researchers say

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For the first time in almost 40 years, medical costs fell in May

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The case for convenient disabled parking, and against free disabled parking

The Fed
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The US recovery by the numbers: not quite there yet

Data Points
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Internship lawsuits are officially a trend

Scandals
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Watch Jon Hilsenrath destroy Rick Santelli on CNBC

US consumers’ health-care costs fell in May for the first time in almost four decades

A really good preview of the Fed's big announcement today

The immigration bill will cut the deficit by $200 billion over the next 10 years, CBO says

Cognitive Dissonance

El-Erian: the IMF's twin personality is hurting the global economy

"It is startling to realize some of our most cherished memories may never have happened"

The CEO of AIG, sipping red wine, says his company never got a "free lunch" from the government

"We’ve hit that moment in the election when people begin to lose their minds"

Wells Fargo controls 1/3 of all mortgage origination in America, loves "competition"

China's premier is now complaining about banking monopolies his country owns

Consumer confidence just hit recessionary levels, despite economic growth

Unscrupulous companies charge students $1,600 for loan help they could get for free

"The biggest rule of clickbait: No one wants to read about finance"

Female labor participation increasingly comes at the cost of being a mother

The full Fed minutes from May's meeting: No change, "fiscal policy is restraining growth"

"The world can certainly use more legal satire": an amazing cease and desist response

Only the rich can afford to be early adopters, but they get stuck with bad products

In the UK, per capita banker pay is already higher than it was before the crisis

The cost of sitting on cash

Nate Silver takes down Politico's attempted takedown of him

REITs aren't quite so hot anymore

Clapping is a "social contagion," researchers say

For the first time in almost 40 years, medical costs fell in May

The case for convenient disabled parking, and against free disabled parking

The US recovery by the numbers: not quite there yet

Internship lawsuits are officially a trend

How the IRS keeps the $4.3 trillion nonprofit world secret