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Yahoo's Bottomless Bureaucratic Maw; or, a Story of Management Meltdown

Yahoo's Bottomless Bureaucratic Maw; or, a Story of Management MeltdownLeadership is to blame...how to fix that???Although I am in a different industry, I suffer from the same lame leadership issues; once an agile company now bogged down in leadership drugery; I think its a case of the company outgrowing its...

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Discussion threads 2008-02-14

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Duo accused of lying to investors

NEW YORK -- Two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers were hauled into jail Thursday and charged with lying to investors about the collapse of the subprime mortgage market, perhaps signaling the start of a wave of prosecutions arising from the housing meltdown. Ralph Cioffi and Matthew...

Articles 2008-06-20

Former Bear Stearns execs charged

NEW YORK -- In the first criminal case to target Wall Street figures associated with the subprime mortgage meltdown, prosecutors have accused two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers of conspiracy and fraud. In a federal indictment unsealed Thursday in Brooklyn, prosecutors alleged that Ralph Cioffi, 52, and...

Articles 2008-06-20

US mortgage fraud probe nets 406, plus Bear Stearns two

WASHINGTON AFP — Two ex-Bear Stearns executives were indicted Thursday as officials unveiled charges against 406 people in a huge probe into fraud, which helped fuel the housing crisis and infect the global economy. The announcement was the biggest indication yet of criminal charges in response to what...

Articles 2008-06-19

Investing in Ben Bernanke's World: Financial Advisor Gives Four Tips to Manage Investments in Light of Federal Reserve Moves

WATERBURY, Conn., June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Over the past several months the Federal Reserve has taken steps to try to stabilize financial markets, bolster the national economy and stave off a recession. With virtual meltdowns in subprime mortgages and the credit crunch many Americans, including Federal Reserve Chairman Ben...

Articles 2008-06-17

Increased Investment in Enterprise Intelligence Critical for Financial Institutions to Control Volatility in Risk Management

TowerGroup Examines 'Enterprise Intelligence' As Strategy for Institutions to Better Unite and Leverage Business and Customer Intelligence NEEDHAM, Mass. -- Significant gaps across enterprise business intelligence have contributed to the meltdown in the financial services industry. The industry continues to struggle with increasing volatility, complexity, and...

Articles 2008-06-11

LenderLive Network Appoints Richard Sauerwein to Manage Specialty Origination Unit

Company Focuses on Providing Services to Mortgage Companies on an Outsourcing Basis DENVER -- In response to the crisis gripping the mortgage industry, LenderLive Network, Inc., a single-family mortgage business process outsourcing and technology provider, appointed Richard Sauerwein to manage its newly formed Specialty Origination business channel and...

Articles 2008-06-02

Weathering the commodities crisis: agriculture dominates the world's headlines, with news of rising prices and extreme weather sowing concern among farmers, governments and consumers almost daily. New weather risk management tools provide a ray of sunshine

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Summary * The agricultural sector is learning the value of weather risk management tools. * The best products for ag producers are over-the-counter contracts designed to meet their specific needs. * Newer tools can help hedge for revenue and yield....

Articles 2008-06-01

No More Meltdowns

No More Meltdowns Jed Baker Future Horizons 721 W. Abram Street, Arlington, TX 76013 9781932565621, $14.95, www.FHautism.com All children are prone to fits and temper tantrums--but it may be worse for children with autism. "No More Meltdowns: Positive Strategies for...

Articles 2008-06-01

Eriksson's exit risks plunging City into meltdown

With the Swedish manager set to be sacked next week, a number of the club's brightest talents could decide to leave with him, writes Michael Walker The pace of change at Manchester City is expected to accelerate in the coming days, probably to a speed that will...

Articles 2008-05-31

Eriksson's exit risks plunging City into meltdown

With the Swedish manager set to be sacked next week, a number of the club's brightest talents could decide to leave with him, writes Michael Walker The pace of change at Manchester City is expected to accelerate in the coming days, probably to a speed that will...

Articles 2008-05-31

News Industry Meltdown: Where are the Jobs Now? Panel Discussion

HOLLYWOOD, Calif., May 21 /PRNewswire/ -- The job loss drumbeat only gets worse for the news industry -- especially here in Southern California. But the Los Angeles Press Club, committed to helping journalists through the crisis, is going to spot the journalism jobs of the future -- online, radio,...

Articles 2008-05-21

Alex Salmond's success is taking Scotland closer to independence

LEADING ARTICLE Alex Salmond can look back on his year as Scotland's First Minister with some satisfaction. The SNP leader has used his minority government to maximum effect over the past 12 months and, in doing so, has strengthened his party's support among the Scottish population. Those...

Articles 2008-05-17

Rant of the week

They don't call it Windy City for nothing Last Tuesday, USA TODAY's Tom Weir wrote about the 25th anniversary of the meltdown by Chicago Cubs manager Lee Elia. Maybe Ozzie Guillen was reading closely, because the Chicago White Sox manager has since done a pretty good imitation of...

Articles 2008-05-06

Lessons from the abyss: the credit market meltdown and risk management; As the subprime mortgage malaise and related woes continue to roil the credit markets, issues of risk management and regulation are getting new attention. Hard lessons will be learned, many of which are just now beginning to be understood.(Cover story)(Company overview)

Stocks fell sharply on Friday morning, March 14, as they often have in recent months. But the cause of the tumble wasn't another snowball in the avalanche of bad news from the mortgage and credit markets. It was that venerable Wall Street firm Bear, Stearns & Co....

Articles 2008-05-01

Albuquerque

Few areas of the country have been spared from the housing market meltdown, but some cities have managed to avoid the worst of the surge in home foreclosures. Consider Albuquerque. Though home sales are down sharply, foreclosures have been fairly few. This month, Albuquerque was named the sixth-best...

Articles 2008-04-29

Elia coined a different Cubs curse in 1983

Today at Game On! Anniversary of a Cubbie blue streak At Wrigley Field, the chatter never stops about the goat curse, the Bartman foul ball or the collapse of 1969. But today marks the 25th anniversary of a Cubs event that not too many moms and...

Articles 2008-04-29

Debate on Fed role in Bear Stearns rescue continues to rage

WASHINGTON AFP — Weeks after the rescue of US investment giant Bear Stearns, a debate is still raging on whether the Federal Reserve went too far in trying to staunch a credit meltdown. Some money managers say US markets were soothed by the Fed's actions, but other finance...

Articles 2008-04-23

L.A. county: office market softens as credit crunch slows dealmaking

Fallout from the subprime meltdown has finally put the brakes on Los Angeles County's once torrid office market. First quarter rent increases slowed to a crawl and tenants gave back more space than they leased for the second quarter in a row. Even so, landlords managed to raise...

Articles 2008-04-21

Football: Fears for Mandaric

THERE are mounting fears that Leicester City are approaching financial meltdown. The belief is growing that owner Milan Mandaric is ready to bail out from the relegation-threatened club he bought just over a year ago. It has been a disastrous season for...

Articles 2008-04-20