This is all over the Bloomy and all the big MSM sites, but Dealbreaker echos my sentiments exactly. People actually broke down the doors of a Walmart like blood-thirsty animals, trampled a temporary Walmart worker to death, all to be first in line to buy a TV. That’s right. A television.
Quoted verbatim from Dealbreaker:
You don’t have to vacation [...]

So its pretty much a lock. GM, Ford and Chrysler are most likely getting a bailout. You can argue against the idea citing that its just throwing good money after bad, but its going to happen.
I really enjoyed Michael Moore’s interview with Larry King from a few days back. In it, he shared his thoughts on the [...]

I haven’t been writing much lately about Swaplogic. I guess I’m completely distracted by what is going on the the stock markets. Its unbelievable. “Too big to fail” is now a phrase being thrown around in a ubiquitous manner. Although, it seems that the truth is absolutely to the contrary. Looks like Citi, GM, and [...]

I kind of feel bad for Mark Cuban. A lot of people don’t like him much, but I think he’s pretty slick. His track record has been pretty much impeccable, and since that’s pretty much all we’ve got to judge him by, I suppose he’s pretty good at what he does. Today’s news doesn’t change [...]

Who else is in the soup line that goes around the corner?
Wasn’t the cause of the current market disorder judged to be caused by (in no particular order): deregulation, leverage, loose lending standards associated with subprime lending, securitization, credit default swaps, CDOs and greedy investment bankers. How did GM and the rest of the American automakers [...]

So I was hoping to be the only person in the entire blogosphere to not write about the 2008 Election. But I just can’t resist. Looks like there is going to be a record turnout at the voting stations, which is probably the most newsworthy item of the entire day!
Instead of writing about the outcome, [...]