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No Bailout For Wall Street
After continuous pleas from President Bush and congressional leaders, the House has rejected the $700 billion deal that would bail out Wall Street. Susan Roberts reports.
Length: 81
Rating: 4.80 (30 ratings)
Tags: Susan Roberts Bailout Wall Street Congress
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Wall Street Meltdown
This video was inspired by the bizarre sequence of events on the Street in 2007. The use of Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire" came from a hilarious internet parody song "Here Comes Another Bubble" by the Richter Scales (available on YouTube). They did such a good job, I thought Wall Streeters everywhere deserved a parody of their own. This version does not have anywhere near the same sophisticated flash software but here it goes.
The video was produced for non-commercial amusement purposes only and is not intended to offend any people, companies or countries appearing in the video.
Length: 215
Rating: 4.70 (147 ratings)
Tags: wall street meltdown subprime crisis parody bubble richter scales
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Family Guy: Stewie Griffin Meets Wall Street
Bud Fox (Sheen) dreams of the luxury and power at the pinnacle of Wall Street investment banking. Stewie Griffin dreams of world domination: diapers never held a man back from rising to the top. Fox charms his way up with the help of Gordon Gekko (Douglas), in a world that values high-risk greed over low-yield ethics. Fox will soon find he is pit against his mentor in a winner-takes-all contest that neither can afford to lose, while little Stewie will continue to wreak havoc on the Griffin household and the world at large.
Length: 97
Rating: 4.70 (9634 ratings)
Tags: family guy Stewie Griffin funny Wall Street dvd Charlie Sheen Michael Douglas Bud Fox Gordon Gekko
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Wall Street Crying
Cramer is crying out for a rate cut. Be sure to check out another Cramer video from July on a very similar topic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVl9SQ-KVmE&mode=related&search=
Length: 353
Rating: 4.70 (104 ratings)
Tags: jim cramer mad money cnbc street signs stocks market fed rate cut wall
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Crisis on Wall Street
Princeton economists review recent events on Wall Street and assess the implications for the economy and public policy.
Panelists: Hyun Shin, Professor of Economics and associate chair of the Department of Economics; Markus Brunnermeier, Professor of Economics;
Harrison Hong, Professor in Finance;
Paul Krugman, professor of economics and international affairs; Alan Blinder, Professor of Economics and Public Affairs and co‐director of the Center for Economic Policy Studies.
Sep 23, 2008 at Princeton University
Length: 4199
Rating: 4.90 (107 ratings)
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