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Noteworthy News – August 22, 2011



Economy:

GDP recovery since the recession: Which economies have fared best and worst during the global financial crisis? – Economist

PIMCO: Treasuries reflect likelihood of recession – Reuters

Markets:

The New Retirement Plan: No Retirement - CalculatedRisk

Advice From a 105-Year-Old Banker – The Daily Beast

Nervous investors go for gold as panic grips stock markets - Guardian

Insight: The madness of Wall Street - Reuters

Politics:

The Real Junk Behind Government Defaults – Forbes

Germany rebuffs renewed euro bond debate - Reuters

Loose Money Will Keep Economy From Sliding Away: Ramesh Ponnuru – Bloomberg

Banks:

Is the SEC Covering Up Wall Street Crimes? - Rolling Stones / Matt Taibbi

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