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Japan's economic minister targets a seven-week, 17% stock market surge

Sayonara Stagnation

Japan's economic minister targets a seven-week, 17% stock market surge

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Felix: "Amari’s announcement is a canny way of anchoring expectations"

Primary Sources
5/20

A Senate subcommittee is investigating Apple for tax avoidance

Shocking
5/20

A hospital in Miami will make the prices it charges insurers public

Scoops
5/20
1 Sources

Steve Cohen is considering a deal with authorities that would shut his fund to outside investors

Wonks
5/20
2 Sources

A rant on why money isn't "easy"

Wonks
5/20
2 Sources

Time to start worrying about the recovery-less recovery

Charts
5/20
6 Sources

The end of the car and the labor force participation rate

Great Headlines
5/20
7 Sources

Big rig carrying fruit crashes on 210 Freeway, creates jam

Legalese
5/20
1 Sources

A law professor is taking on telecom monopolies

Primary Sources
5/20

New paper suggests the Fed find some central bankers who understand how the economy works

Wonks
5/20

El-Erian: Gold and the "wedge between financial markets and economic fundamentals"

EU Mess
5/20
1 Sources

No, Greece isn't turning the corner

Investigations
5/20
3 Sources

Steve Cohen has been subpoenaed to in the SAC insider trading investigation

Deals
5/20

Yahoo plans to be "hands off" after buying Tumblr for $1.1 billion

Fiscally Speaking
5/17

CBO compares the Obama and congressional budget plans

Oxpeckers
5/17
4 Sources

"Sponsored Content Pretty Fucking Awesome"

The Fed
5/17
2 Sources

Why the US and Europe need a tad more inflation

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