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Category Archives: Wall Street Journal
Moody’s Downgrades Ireland
By MARK BROWN And MARTIN VAUGHAN LONDON—Moody’s Investors Service Inc. downgraded Ireland’s government debt by two notches Friday, taking the country to the brink of junk status, and kept its outlook negative. The agency, cutting Ireland’s bond ratings to Baa3, one notch above junk, from Baa1, said it was responding to a likely deterioration in [...]
Posted in All Things Irish, Business, Euro Zone, Solid Principles, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: Business, Euro Zone, European Markets, Ireland, Moody's
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The Desolate Wilderness
A chronicle of the Pilgrims’ arrival at Plymouth, as recorded by Nathaniel Morton. Here beginneth the chronicle of those memorable circumstances of the year 1620, as recorded by Nathaniel Morton, keeper of the records of Plymouth Colony, based on the account of William Bradford, sometime governor thereof: So they left that goodly and pleasant city [...]
Posted in Solid Principles, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: Pilgrims, Plymouth Colony, Traditions, WSJ
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Democrats Retrench as GOP Pulls Away
By LAURA MECKLER And JANET HOOK Democratic strategists acknowledged they are abandoning a dozen House seats the party now holds, as they try to salvage their majority in the chamber by shoring up candidates with better chances. With Republicans expanding their advertising to broaden the field of competitive races, Democrats are shifting resources to help [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Attack Ads, Congress, Democrats, Republicans, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: 2010 Mid-Term Elections, Campaign Ads, Democrats, Ike Skelton, Missouri, Nevada, NPR, NRCC, Republican Party, Sharron Angle, Take Back Congress 2010
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Private Sector Sheds Jobs
By KATHLEEN MADIGAN WSJ.COM Private businesses unexpectedly cut workers in September, according to data released Wednesday. Private-sector jobs in the U.S. fell by 39,000 last month, according to a national employment report published by payroll giant Automatic Data Processing Inc. and consultancy Macroeconomic Advisers. Economists had expected ADP to report a job gain of 20,000 [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Business, Economy, Solid Principles, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: ADP, Business, Economy, Employment report, Wall St. Journal, WSJ.com
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A Sanctuary for Terror
The militants wage war in Afghanistan while using Pakistan as a place for rest, recuperation and recruitment. By SADANAND DHUME Perhaps the most surprising thing about the so-called Afghanistan war logs released by WikiLeaks Sunday is our continued capacity to be shocked. That the war isn’t going as well as advertised is already painfully [...]
Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, National Defense, Solid Principles, U.S. Military, Wall Street Journal, War on Enemy Combatants, War on Terrorism
Tagged as: Afghan War, Afghanistan, ISI, Jihad, NATO, Pakistan, Pakistani Taliban, Taliban, WikiLeaks, WSJ
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Happy Birthday to The Wall Street Journal…Founded July 8,1889
That’s right. The Wall Street Journal, that venerable business paper of record, turns the big 121 Thursday. The first edition was a four-pager published at 3:15 p.m. back on July 8, 1889. Of course, we’ve changed a lot since then. For instance: The paper cost two cents. It’s two bucks today. The word “To-Day” was [...]
Posted in Solid Principles, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: Wall Street, WSJ
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