Struggles at General Motors
Kerkorian targets GM
OFFER: Investor to pay $870 million for 28 million shares
By Ed Garsten /
John T. Greilick / The Detroit News
The automaker posted a $1.1 billion first-quarter loss - its worse showing
in 13 years - and is reeling from weak U.S. sales. But
http://www.guardian.co.uk/climatechange/story/0,12374,1476775,00.html
New Zealand first to levy carbon tax
John Vidal
Thursday May 5, 2005
Guardian
New Zealanders will pay an extra NZ$2.90 (£1.11) a week for
electricity, petrol and gas when the country becomes the first in the
world to
Happy Birthday and Feliz Cinco de Mayo to Karlos Marx!
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Standard Poor's Cuts Ford and G.M. Debt Rating to Junk Status
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1:44 PM ET
DETROIT -- Standard Poor's Ratings Services cut its corporate credit
ratings to junk status for both General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co., a
decision that will increase borrowing costs and limit
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SP Cuts GM, Ford Credit Ratings to 'Junk'
Thursday May 5, 2:13 pm ET
By John Porretto, AP Auto Writer
Standard Poor's Ratings Services Cuts GM, Ford Corporate Credit
Ratings to Junk Status
DETROIT (AP) -- Standard Poor's Ratings Services cut its corporate
credit ratings to junk status for both
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From: Louis Proyect [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.nybooks.com/articles/17994
www.marxmail.org
BTW, that macho photo of JKG astride a motorcycle on the NYRB homepage is
symbolic of his ideas not going anywhere. I believe that motorcycle was
actually parked when the shot was taken.
Carl
I was not able to finish the book -- I was using a borrowed copy in Kansas
City, but
it is excellent. The motorcycle was parked, but his ideas did go places
although a
concerted effort to hijack economics as well as everything else has limited his
influence today.
Some of his work is dated.
Peace, Earth Justice News
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Bob Hunter: Greenpeace founding member dead at 64
Posted by: Captain on Monday, May 02, 2005 - 10:59 PM
I met Bob Hunter for the first time in November 1971 when the Phyllis
Cormack (the first Greenpeace) and the Edgewater Fortune (Greenpeace
Too) made
For those with access to TCM, there are three great movies on tonight by
Luis Bunuel, starting at 8pm: Los Olvidados, Nazarin and Virdiana.
From: HistoryDaily.com - An Entertaining Look Back By Trevor Smith and
Charles Smith on May 5,... 1893 the New York stock market crashed. In
mid-February of that year panic hit when a number or railroads went
bankrupt. Investors began dumping shares of railroads and other
industries, which began
From: Michael Perelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was not able to finish the book -- I was using a borrowed copy in Kansas
City, but
it is excellent. The motorcycle was parked, but his ideas did go places
although a
concerted effort to hijack economics as well as everything else has limited
his
From: Louis Proyect [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For those with access to TCM, there are three great movies on tonight by
Luis Bunuel, starting at 8pm: Los Olvidados, Nazarin and Virdiana.
Four great movies: The Exterminating Angel is on also -- unfortunately at
1 a.m. A good night for an extra pot of
I don't know what TCM is, but Viridiana is a great film.
Gene Coyle
Louis Proyect wrote:
For those with access to TCM, there are three great movies on tonight by
Luis Bunuel, starting at 8pm: Los Olvidados, Nazarin and Virdiana.
TCM is Turner Classic Movies, a cable station.
At 08:13 PM 5/5/2005, you wrote:
I don't know what TCM is, but Viridiana is a great film.
Gene Coyle
Louis Proyect wrote:
For those with access to TCM, there are three great movies on tonight by
Luis Bunuel, starting at 8pm: Los Olvidados, Nazarin and
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