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The Coming Econopocalypse

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    Citadel’s Kenneth Griffin Forgot He Was Speaking to a Room Full of Hedge Funds“That one landed with a thud.”
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    Attack of the Wall Street Zombies: Goldman Sachs’s Abacus and Too Big to FailSome things refuse to die.
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    Geithner Will Tell China to Raise Interest Rates So Consumers Will Spend, Not SaveSometimes it’s hard to form the words “currency manipulation.”
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    The Dollar Is at Its Lowest Since July 2008Bernanke is under pressure.
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    I-Bankers Struggle to Send Their Kids to School on $1.6 MillionPretax.
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    Just Because You Can Sell Your Gold at the Mall Kiosk, Doesn’t Mean You Should“Consumers don’t understand the value they have in their possession.”
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    What Does It Mean That the S&P Downgraded the U.S. Credit Outlook to Negative?Is the S&P “simply blowing it again”?
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    S&P on U.S. Credit Outlook: Prognosis NegativeStocks sinking, gold rising, locusts awaiting their cue.
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    How Being Too Big to Fail Created a Banking MenaceWho is “one of the most dangerous bankers in the world”?
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    Depression Can Cause Wall Street Traders to Make Bad CallsThey tend to go with the long shot.
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    Marc ‘Dr. Doom’ Faber Doesn’t Think $1,500 an Ounce Means There’s a Gold Bubble“The whole world would be trading gold 24 hours a day.”
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    Bring On the Dancing Gold BugsThank you, inflation.
    By Nitasha Tiku
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    Hipsters Now Hoarding GoldTime was, musicians and filmmakers could barely make rent. Now, they’re buying gold bullion.
    By Jessica Pressler