Here’s just what banks don’t need after the housing crunch: a stake in struggling media companies. But it may work out that way, thanks to bankruptcies. When media companies can no longer

Stop the presses! There’s a new reporter in town, and he might just be your neighbor. The New Jersey Press Association’s decision to issue press credentials last week to reporters at a hy

He's a vice-chair and professor at Columbia University, and one of the country’s most well-regarded cardiovascular experts. He’s written over 400 original medical publications and even gu

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Attention news aggregators and bloggers: The Associated Press is watching. The worldwide news agency vows to “pursue legal and legislative actions” against websites and bloggers that pira

US Senator Benjamin L. Cardin has a wicked sense of humor - and he's pushing a bad idea that would gut the First Amendment. The Maryland Democrat is sponsoring a bill that would allow newspaper

Equity markets had their biggest rally this year after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke outlined steps to fix the banking industry in a morning address. His remarks, delivered to the Counci

What a day it was for the market. Turnaround Tuesday definitely lived up to the hype.Citigroup (C) came out and said they had 2 profitable quarters through the first 3 months of this year; all the ba

The stock market is on a tear this morning on the heels of a statement by CEO Vikram Pandit that Citigroup (C) has a profit for the first 2 months of 2009. In a letter sent to employees Monday,

1) Now It's the Economists' TurnWe knew this was only a matter of time."The downturn exposes the decline of economic expertise," Newsweek observes in the March 16 issue. "Think of all