The Ticker: Money Stories From Around the Web for Monday, June 21
06/21/2010
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Across our screens today:
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US on the way to recovery, though the immediate may be challenging, says the President's top economic adviser.
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Are foreclosures racist? One Reuters blogger asks.
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From the same blogger: How to avoid a fiscal panic!
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The disparity between college spending on academics and athletics grows more vast. Schools spent a media of $84,446 per athlete in 2008 and a median of $13,349 per student in academic spending. (In Hawaii, the University of Hawaii's athletics program is still $10 million in the hole.)
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How dangerous is U.S. government debt?
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Myths and realities of China's high saving rate.
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Biggest national fails: Foreign Policy's Failed States Index 2010, a sixth annual look at the world's most struggling countries.
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Hawaii's tow truck economics.
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A new report on state defined contribution and hybrid pension plans.
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Tax credits get Hawaii firms hiring again.
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How the Fed struggles to save homeowners.
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