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AIG has sufficient assets to manage all of it's businesses effectively and efficiently. They also have more than adequate capability to buy itself back, if you like, from the US Treasury in short order. All of this is dependent upon the current stabilization plan presented by Treasury and the...

Airlines that hedged their jet fuel may now be looking at substantial unrealized losses (perhaps some has already been realized) depending on where they initiated their jet fuel hedge. Will this result in a nasty earnings surprise?

There are two primary failures that have produced these "death spirals" of the financial institutions in the US and affecting others across the globe.   On top of the lax oversight at the institutions themselves and the ever aggressive creation of instruments and derivatives, the following...

Wind power is an alternative that can help in the augmentation of reducing transport fuels from crude, however, it cannot produce energy independence. Every alternative should be developed and Pickens is making a very big business bet on wind.  He is in it for profit and the overriding factor...

Governments see wind power as an easy answer to the problem of climate change The public are not being told the real costs both direct and indirect, of wind power

The continuing decline of American influence in the world is a significant shift in geopolitics and represents an increasing danger to national and international security. The political catharsis and lack of leadership in the US is damaging our economic future but more worriesome is the lessening influence...

Paradigm shifts do not immediately show themselves. They move at glacial speeds and eventually catch and create great upheavals for the unprepared. US policy planners have failed for the past 30 odd years to look far enough into the future to avoid this first sign of a shifting paradigm that carries...

By all expert opinions the viability for hydrogen as a significant part of the transport fuel equation is at least 20 years away. That should not be a reason to slow development otherwise, 20 years from now when we are going to have significantly higher need for this fuel source to offset more...

Every part of this article is accurate. I agree with every part of it save for two key points: 1. Our politicians are not at all like those that met the challenges of WW I and most especially WW II. 2. Our society has changed dramatically from that period as well and is so polarized on these critical...

Leaving out the political aspects of this issue is difficult but doable as long as the readers understand that politics have a lot to do with issues like this. Unilateral and coordinated planning can avert many of the issues the author of this source article presents. Technological advances in seeds...