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- Candidates Both Fall Flat With Their Bailout PR Stunts
- Candidates Both Fall Flat With Their Bailout PR StuntsRE: Candidates Both Fall Flat With Their Bailout PR StuntsThere's no doubt that the McCain stunt was more damaging because it was more visible. In addition to the things you mentioned, but also his putting on hold the debate (where we can...
- Discussion threads 2008-09-26
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- Candidates Both Fall Flat With Their Bailout PR Stunts
- Barack Obama and John McCain both ventured into the realm of PR stunts Wednesday in response to the Wall Street financial crisis, and both fell flat with their efforts. First, let's stop for a sec and define a PR stunt: an action or announcement that's more flash...
- Blog posts 2008-09-25
- Financial Roundup: Bailout Failure and Global Meltdown, Lower Rates Don't Stimulate, Better Bailout PR, and More
- Will the defeat of the auto bailout trigger a new global meltdown? -- Stormy stock futures and dramatically lower global markets seem to say it will. Veteran economics writer Steven R. Weisman offers comparisons with the global impact of New York City's financial crisis 33 years ago. [Source: thedailybeast.com] ...
- Blog posts 2008-12-12
- PR Blunders Have Made the Financial Crisis Worse
- As we lurch toward either a massive federal bailout of Wall Street or a deep economic crisis caused by the credit crunch or both, you can't help noticing the terrible PR job most players in this fiasco have done. Let's start with the Administration, namely Treasury Secretary...
- Blog posts 2008-10-01
- Big Three Auto Chiefs Fly Into PR Turbulence
- Unwittingly, the CEOs of the Big Three automakers gave lawmakers all the PR ammunition they needed to fight back against the auto industry bailout when all three arrived in Washington to beg for money in private jets. That's right. Three. Private. Jets. If that...
- Blog posts 2008-11-20
- Good Auto Industry PR Means More Than Flying Coach
- So GM and Chrysler say they "get it" and that their CEOs won't be flying in corporate jets when they return to DC this week for Round Two of begging/arm-twisting/cajoling/blackmailing Congress into forking over billions of dollars to their companies. (Ford hasn't said yet what its CEO will do to...
- Blog posts 2008-12-01
- PR Pros: Obama Has Lost Control of the Health-Care Message
- NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- For a president and an administration that seemed to play the PR and communications game better than almost any that preceded them, President Barack Obama and his staff appear to have lost control of the messaging in the health-care reform debate, the first big policy test...
- News items 2009-08-16
- Study: nose-diving airports need bailout. (Tar Heel Tattler).(Brief Article)
- Should North Carolina let its small airports fail? Or should it prop them up by, in essence, paying airlines to serve them, as a state-funded, $250,000 study suggests? The study, by SH&E, a Massachusetts-based aviation consulting firm, shows boardings at the small airports are down 26%...
- Research articles 2002-09-01
- Wednesday Options Update: MS, GS, VIX, XLF, C, UYG, GG, XRX
- Rebecca Engmann Darst co-authored this article. A massive selloff in financials, a flight to safe-haven instruments, and a gain in volatility militates against the Fed’s best intentions with last night’s reluctant AIG bailout. Morgan Stanley MS – Early reports following news of the government-led bailout of AIG...
- External links 2008-09-17
- Why Wells Fargo is "The Best Looking Horse in the Glue Factory"
- Whither Wells Fargo? The venerable San Francisco bank is in the spotlight as one of the few successes among the major buyout kings of the bloody financial meltdown. Beating hapless Citigroup to the punch, it picked up Wachovia and its prized retail operations. Unlike other banks it...
- Blog posts 2009-01-29
- Have You Noticed the Changes at the Wall Street Journal?
- The Wall Street Journal is right in the thick of the Crisis on Wall Street and the $700 Billion Bailout -- "it's like a post-9/11 atmosphere. People are eating and sleeping this thing every day," says Don Clark, deputy bureau chief of the Journal's San Francisco bureau. ...
- Blog posts 2008-09-29
- Monday Meltdown Roundup: Pfeffer, Hanssens, Anderson, Gates and Whitman on Crisis, and More
- Pfeffer on not succumbing to the madness -- In this Corner Office guest post, business thinker, Jeffrey Pfeffer, weighs in on the crisis and urges us all not to panic. BNET Financial Services has your number -- BNET Financial Services analysts, Robert Reed and Peter Galuszka are...
- Blog posts 2008-10-20
- Where Freelancers Are in Demand
- Where "accidental" consultants can find work; and how they get their feet in the door. ...
- Articles 2009-05-26
- Monday Meltdown Roundup: BNET Bloggers on the Crisis
- With the Dow "enjoying" its largest single-day gain ever, is it time to give a sigh of relief, or is it time to take a deep breath and hope? BNET Industry analysts and Insight bloggers look at the facts and weigh in. The latest from BNET Financial...
- Blog posts 2008-10-13
- Dude, Where’s My Money?
- As if banks aren’t already facing a credibility crisis in the eyes of the public, now comes word that the first banks receiving public bailout funds are keeping mum about how they plan to use the cash. While banks have launched public relations campaigns to reassure customers...
- Blog posts 2008-12-26
- The New "AIG Bonus" Math: Millions Are Bigger Than Billions
- We've seen some shockingly big numbers come out of AIG, America's top bailout recipient, lately. Maybe my eyes are getting blurry from all the zeros - it's not the 12 figure numbers that have everyone "outraged" - but a $450 million retention bonus. Could AIG's CEO have avoided this PR...
- Blog posts 2009-03-16
- Smart Moves: AIG Boots McKinsey and Cuts Convention Costs
- American International Group's newest CEO Robert Benmosche has been on the job slightly less than two months, one of which was allegedly spent sampling wines at his villa in Croatia. Nonetheless, he's made two public relations moves that help the beleaguered insurer - both inside and outside the company. ...
- Blog posts 2009-10-01
- Congressman Grayson: SIGTARP Report Shows Danger of Secret Bailouts
- Wall Street Cheat Sheet submits: On Monday night we posted Tyler Durden’s breakdown of the SIGTARP audit of the AIG bailout. Will this report resurrect the Fed Audit movement now that Ron Paul’s End the Fed book release PR has died down? I contacted Congressman Alan Grayson to see...
- External links 2009-11-19
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