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    Sep 28, 2012 |Blog| Cars.com

  1. Some Chryslers, Jeeps Could Come From Italy

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    Europe's financial doldrums could mean more Italian cars in the U.S. ??? but not necessarily Ferraris and Lamborghinis. With a debt crisis a few years old, the European Automobile Manufacturer's Association predicts 2012 will mark a 17-year low for new-...

    Tags: Automotive Equipment, Europe, Chrysler, Finance, Italy

    2. May 2, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  2. Europe has no exit

    WASHINGTON -- For most Americans, Europe is out of sight and out of mind. We figure that the worst of its debt crisis has passed. Italy has a new government. To mute social unrest, some countries are slightly relaxing austerity policies. The European Central Bank (ECB) has stabilized the bond market for weak debtor countries. Despite problems, Europe is muddling through.
    WASHINGTON -- For most Americans, Europe is out of sight and out of mind. We figure that the worst of its debt crisis has passed. Italy has a new government. To mute social unrest, some countries are slightly relaxing austerity policies. The European...

    Tags: Labor Markets, Government Debt, Prices, Inflation and Deflation, Market and Exchange

    3. Apr 24, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  3. The Reinhart/Rogoff brawl

    WASHINGTON -- An insistent question of our time is how much government debt is too much. Is there some debt level that becomes crushing as opposed to merely costly? The controversy over research by economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff shows how explosive the issue is. They suggested that debt exceeding 90 percent of a country's economy (gross domestic product, or GDP) corresponds to a sharp drop in economic growth. But their work is being challenged by three other economists, who say that Reinhart and Rogoff made basic errors that invalidate their results.
    WASHINGTON -- An insistent question of our time is how much government debt is too much. Is there some debt level that becomes crushing as opposed to merely costly? The controversy over research by economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff shows how...

    Tags: United Kingdom, Government Debt, Federal Reserve, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., Public Finance

    4. Mar 27, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Cyprus bailout raises fears of tapping savings accounts in other troubled countries

    The prospect of losing money in a bank savings account was once considered unthinkable, but the possibility sent Americans into a panic in the 2008 financial crisis, and the threat recently surfaced anew.
    The prospect of losing money in a bank savings account was once considered unthinkable, but the possibility sent Americans into a panic in the 2008 financial crisis, and the threat recently surfaced anew. This time the focus is on European banks and the...

    Tags: Spain, Government Debt, Cyprus, Cypriot Banking Crisis (2013), Finance

    5. Feb 27, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  5. MarksJarvis: Economic jitters come rushing back as Italians vote against austerity

    Our European vacation from stock market angst has ended abruptly, with Italy's elections this week showing investors worldwide that they may have jumped too quickly at the conclusion that Europe's debt crisis had been tamed.
    Our European vacation from stock market angst has ended abruptly, with Italy's elections this week showing investors worldwide that they may have jumped too quickly at the conclusion that Europe's debt crisis had been tamed. Much of the financial...

    Tags: Labor Markets, Ben Bernanke, Consumer Confidence, Federal Reserve, Stock Activities

    6. Feb 10, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. MarksJarvis: S&P 500 closes in on all-time high

    After turning squeamish early in the week, investors returned to the stock market and sent the Standard & Poor's 500 index to 1,517 Friday, the highest level since November 2007.
    After turning squeamish early in the week, investors returned to the stock market and sent the Standard & Poor's 500 index to 1,517 Friday, the highest level since November 2007. It hasn't hit the all-time high of 1,565 of October 2007, but it was an...

    Tags: Thomson Corporation, Spain, Earnings Forecasts, LinkedIn Corp., Companies and Corporations

    7. Feb 6, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. MarksJarvis: Investors nervous at peak but keep investing

    It's not unusual to lose your balance while standing on a peak.
    It's not unusual to lose your balance while standing on a peak. And so it goes with the stock market. Investors suffered some fear of heights Monday and sent the Dow Jones industrial average tumbling. It was the worst day of this year, with a triple-...

    Tags: Credit and Debt, Government Debt, U.S. Congress, Mariano Rajoy, Italy

    8. Feb 4, 2013 |Column| Allentown Morning Call

  8. Germany will never let ECB shut Deutsche Bank

    The first people to tell the public that the world's oldest bank was cooking its books weren't the bank's executives, its outside auditors at KPMG, its regulators at the Bank of Italy, or anyone else who had a duty to keep the place honest. They were...

    Tags: Personal Service, Market and Exchange, European Central Bank, Italy, Finance

    9. Jan 16, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  9. MarksJarvis: Investors singing a new tune in the new year

    The stock market has surprised investors with an unusually strong surge, even enticing individuals to throw billions into the stock funds they've feared for years.
    The stock market has surprised investors with an unusually strong surge, even enticing individuals to throw billions into the stock funds they've feared for years. But is the enthusiasm for stocks due to an economy that is greatly stronger? Actually,...

    Tags: Personal Finance, Fiscal Cliff, Japan, Europe, JPMorgan Chase & Co.

    10. Oct 10, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  10. MarksJarvis: Lessons from the crash

    It's an anniversary filled with a sense of relief and foreboding
    It's an anniversary filled with a sense of relief and foreboding Five years ago, the stock market hit a high on Oct. 9, 2007, and then terrified Americans as it crashed 57 percent over 17 months, destroying 401(k)s, college savings and dreams for the...

    Tags: Morningstar Incorporated, Personal Finance, Europe, International Monetary Fund, Finance

    11. Sep 17, 2012 |Column| WXIN-LTV

  11. Ryan talks football, debt at Indianapolis fundraiser

    Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan ribbed the Minnesota Vikings and addressed the country’s growing debt crisis during a fundraiser in Indianapolis Monday.
    Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan ribbed the Minnesota Vikings and addressed the country’s growing debt crisis during a fundraiser in Indianapolis Monday. Ryan appeared in front of 130 people at the J.W. Marriott. Those who...

    Tags: Richard Mourdock, Indianapolis Colts, Becky Skillman, Paul Ryan, Mitt Romney

    12. Sep 2, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. Investors find Bernanke's words stimulating

    You'd never think of Fed-speak as the warm fuzzies, but that's the way investors took Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech Friday at Jackson Hole, Wyo. Bernanke didn't say when he might stimulate the economy again, or how he might do it, but in...

    Tags: Economic Stimulus Plan, Labor Markets, Ben Bernanke, Europe, Federal Reserve

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