Yet another good analysis by the WSJ: CPI, or consumer price index, shows inflation to be relatively benign. Despite this good data, most...
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Back in March, we noted that Arab-American Voters had been abandoning Bush in key swing states. A new nationwide poll of Americans of...
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Interesting catch by the Journal: Why is Bush “so concerned about voters he should already have in the bag?” Based upon the...
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We discussed Confusing Cause & Effect last month. Despite those pearls of wisdom, we continue to see many people who should know...
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The drop in U.S. gross domestic product growth during the second quarter came as no surprise to most economy and market analysts. Here...
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I usually scribble a few words after an interesting TV appearance — only I was so exhausted Wednesday, I couldn’t get to it....
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A big shout out to Hans of Milano, Italy. Hans plucked Dan Gillmor’s We the Media off of the not well publicized Amuse Me link to...
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Back in July, we addressed the slow death of Radio in Radio’s Wounded Business Model. This morning, Barron’s cover story hits...
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Interesting article on the front page of today’s WSJ, noting the “conundrum” George W. Bush faces in his re-election...
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The future by its very nature is unknowable. A truism, certainly, but its why we keep questioning our forecasts. We constantly ask...
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