A "spectacularly beautiful" 25-year-old woman placed an ad on Craigslist seeking a husband who makes at least $500,000 a year. ..

ABC News: It wasn't her audacious proposition that sent traders rolling with laughter in the pits but the witty response fired back by someone claiming to be an investment banker who said he fit the bill.

"It's a crappy business deal," he wrote.

Obama to act fast on tighter financial rules

The Obama administration plans to move quickly to tighten the nation’s financial regulatory system.

Officials say they will make wide-ranging changes, including stricter federal rules for hedge funds, credit rating agencies and mortgage...

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Source: msnbc

"Investors Gripped By Fear" - World Markets Continue Plunge

"I don't know what they can do. The actions of governments and central banks have had no effects, they haven't freed up credit markets and not inspired confidence in stock markets,"


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Wallstreet's Huge Losses Blowout World Markets

A massive sell-off on Wall Street and escalating fears of a global recession sent world stocks plunging Friday....

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For Wall Street: Armageddon was just minutes away

I mean, what -the- hell?

As though enough isnt enough, we now learn that wall street was about to take a 'Armageddon' size hit last thursday. Its now being reported that the stock market was 500 trades shy of a "meltdown", Armageddon style.

Who knows? - Maybe next time.

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Source: New York Post

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UPDATE: $70 Billion Cash Fund Ready. One Step From Meltdown.

"One Step From Meltdown..."

Ten banks -- Bank of America, Barclays, Citibank, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and UBS -- each agreed to provide $7 billion "to help enhance liquidity and mitigate the unprecedented volatility and other challenges affecting global equity and debt markets."

Read more about this huge $70 billion bailout

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