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Deathwatch

The Volcker Rule is "as good as dead"

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Wonks
5/17
3 Sources

The Fed will actually be able to fill its 2 open vacancies

The Speech TED Censored
5/17

"If median household income had kept pace with the economy since 1970, it would now be nearly $92,000, not $50,000"

Bubly
5/17

Justin Beiber is now a venture capitalist

EU Mess
5/17

Spanish official says $1 billion in withdrawals from Bankia is "not a deposit flight"

Wonks
5/17
1 Sources

"It is with regret that we announce the death of inflation targeting"

Politicking
5/17
3 Sources

Swing state voters resoundingly disapprove of Obama's handling of the housing crisis

Politcking
5/17
7 Sources

The income inequality speech TED won't show you

EU Mess
5/16
4 Sources

"Anyone who wants to keep Greece in the euro area should withdraw money from the banks"

Facebook
5/16
3 Sources

At $67 million, Eduardo Saverin thinks his US citizenship is overvalued

JPMorgan
5/16
7 Sources

A sad Jamie Dimon Pinterest board

EU Mess
5/16
2 Sources

There's not yet a run on Greek banks, but it's getting awfully close

Facebook
5/16
8 Sources

Why Facebook needs to invent a new business model if it's going to be worth $100B

JPMorgan
5/16
3 Sources

One controversial JPMorgan unit sold risky derivatives and another bought them

Chesapeake
5/16

Aubrey McClendon may also be distorting ticket prices at the Oklahoma City Thunder

Boondoggles
5/16
2 Sources

New data shows Google+ is basically a ghost town

awesome
5/15
2 Sources

A nerdtastic breakdown of NYC's bikeshare locations

Stories We're Not Linking To

Amity Shlaes: "Unemployment now, yes."

Businessweek goes listicle for its cover: "Five hacks that have changed Silicon Valley forever"

For the rich who don't want to be confused for the smart, diamonds are the new stocks

President Obama has a JPMorgan Chase checking account with money in it

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