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Cascade Corp. Q3 2008 Earnings Call Transcript - Seekingalpha.com
Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the Cascade Corporation third quarter fiscal year 2009 earnings call. (Operator Instructions) Now I'd like to turn the conference over to Robert Warren, President and CEO of Cascade Corporation. Good ...

'Fast Money' Recap: A Super Low Mortgage Rate - Street.Com
Wall Street had another rocky trading session on Wednesday but finished up for the second consecutive day. The markets waded through a mix of bad economic reports, details of the bailout plans of the Big Three automakers and more corporate ...

Bernard Hickey : Better off despite crunch - New Zealand Herald
Petrol and diesel prices have crashed more than 30 per cent since hitting a record high in July. Lower demand from China and the United States has sucked the crude oil price from a peak of almost US$150 a barrel midway through the year to under US$50 ...

Will Obama Turn a Recession into a Depression? - NewsMax.com
As our government moves to spend trillions, taking the unprecedented step of nationalizing the country’s consumer debt, it shouldn’t be lost on us that this crisis didn’t need to happen. What could have been a mild recession isolated largely in ...

$8.5 Trillion and Counting - Reason.com
The L.A. Times on Sunday updated the numbers on 2008's historic (and historically awful) round of bailouts, and came out with a shiny new figure: $8.5 trillion . It's a useful piece of journalism, so I almost hate to complain, but the lead-paragraph ...

Site Presented By - Salon
On Tuesday morning, Mark Thoma hosted a rant by fellow economist Tim Duy taking apart a silly column in the Wall Street Journal by Peggy Noonan. For the full point-by-point analysis, I refer you to Duy. But after reading the following two paragraphs ...

Bankrupt U: Colleges are resilient, but economic turmoil could force ... - Los Angeles Times
For 15 years, Cascade College in Portland, Ore., struggled to find the fuels that any college needs: students to pay tuition, and donors to help build an endowment. Then came the global economic meltdown, and suddenly that struggle became an ...

Recession: Could Colleges Go Out of Business? - Time
Late last month, the small Christian college with just 280 students and $4 million in debt announced it would have to shut down at the end of the current academic year. "Our hearts would have said we would like to continue trying," said Cascade ...

Mortgage system crumbled while regulators jousted - Seattle Post Intelligencer
When state investigators spotted questionable loan practices, the feds rejected their help and informed the state that it had no business looking into the affairs of federally chartered institutions. Scott Jarvis, director of the Washington state ...



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