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Issue of November 5, 2007 |     |
The Missing LinkAs reported last week in Banker & Tradesman, the prospects for constructing a North-South Rail Link in Boston are rapidly skewing in the southerly direction. Call to Order Financial services are still an important part of the economy, but are no longer considered the future of Massachusetts. Orchestrating Green By Hubert Murray Now that Al Gore and the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have received the Nobel Peace Prize for their work on global warming and the film version of Gore’s book “An Inconvenient Truth” scored an Oscar last winter, the American public seems to be aware that we have a crisis on our hands. When the Las Vegas Strip, Risk Pricing and Bubbles Converge By Jim Miara After many years wandering the earth hither and yon, incredible as it may seem, I had somehow managed to miss Las Vegas. Fed’s Liquidity Actions a Veiled ‘Bailout’ of Distressed Banks By Rachel Beck There’s no need to wait for a government bailout of the distressed banking system. Check & Balance Banker & Tradesman political cartoon. |
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