Out with the old, in with the new

Why can't broadcasters ever step aside when on top of their game?

Maybe the money is too good.

Be that as it may, here is good news for Clark Kellogg and the rest of us.

Most banks are safe

Despite collapse of IndyMac, veteran analysts say banking system is in better shape than it was during the S&L crisis and don't expect historic wave of failures.

OK, so the good news is hard to come by, but we will take what we can get.

In related news, as bad as I got hammered with Citigroup, at least I didn't own Washington Mutual

AMD continues to tank

Means good news to NY taxpayers it means AMD won't build a chip plant in upstate NY. You can't subsidize nothing.

More write downs related to the incredible ATI blunder by AMD

Does it get any better than this?

Sunday, July 13, 2008 - State Headlines

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Only in America

It's good to be Charlie Rangel

Hack Writer Against Free Speech

What is it about politics that drives newspaper men to turn their backs on the free speech of others? Oh, is it because newspapers have a daily forum to reach people and everyone else doesn't?

In the following story, a small-time writer in a small-time town defends the status quo against rich!

The good news here? Tom Golisano is going to spend $5 million in NY!