Discussing the financial crisis with Nouriel Roubini, of RGEMonitor.com; Jack Rivkin, former CIO of Neuberger German; and the CNBC news team
Source: http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=899476881&play=1
Author: micromacro101
Keywords: Economy
Added: October 23, 2008
Scrimping Californians apparently have decided there are safer bets than the state lottery. The California Lottery reports that revenue dropped 8 percent, or $260 million for the fiscal year that ended June 30. That means $106 million less for public schools…
Scrimping Californians apparently have decided there are safer bets than the state lottery.
Scrimping Californians apparently have decided there are safer bets than the state lottery. Read comments
Scrimping Californians apparently have decided there are safer bets than the state lottery. The California Lottery reports that revenue dropped 8 percent, or $260 million for the fiscal year that ended June 30. That means $106 million less for public schools…
Gloomy economic news has spread to the state lottery in Massachusetts.
Scrimping Californians apparently have decided there are safer bets than the state lottery. Read comments
BOSTON — The slumping economy is taking a toll on state lottery revenues.
Gloomy economic news has spread to the state lottery in Massachusetts.
The latest batch of lottery tickets in Meta, Colombia, features a photo of Sen. Barack Obama. Loteria Del Meta tells BBC News they sold 700,000 tickets on the day they added the Democratic presidential nominee’s visage. “We picked Obama’s portrait for our lottery because we’re always looking for somebody people are raving about. He’s ahead in opinion polls and right now he’s the most popular guy …