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 [$$$ Smart Solutions $$$] George Soros: Investing In Green Energy Could Save Global Economy: Last Friday, in an interview with Bill Moyers on PBS, George Soros, who has made billions of dollars based on his ability to read the ebb and flow of markets, suggested that investing in alternative energy technologies, refurbishing aging electricity grids and pursuing household energy efficiency, among other green strategies, could yet save the global economy.

[Free Environment Blogs] George Soros on the Clean-Energy Economy: George Soros on the Clean-Energy Economy New York Times - United States And then work on a better world order where we work together to resolve problems that confront humanity like global warming. And I think that dealing with ”¦ .

[Alternative Energy--What to do?] George Soros on the Clean-Energy Economy - New York Times: George Soros on the Clean-Energy Economy New York Times, United States - 45 minutes ago And then work on a better world order where we work together to resolve problems that confront humanity like global warming.

 [Girl du jour's Blog du jour] Who Endorses Barack Obama and Joe Biden?: Barack Obama strikes a chord with me like no political figure since Ronald Reagan. To explain why, I need to explain why I am a conservative and what it means to me.”

[dominic's diary] Election, Part II: Inviting Everyone to the Feast: Businessmen George Soros and Jacob Goldfield each gave $1 and a half million in support. Opponents say many dangerous offenders will be released from prison early.

 [1read's Weblog] THE WORLD today!: Confidence in banking sector sank and banks continue to feel credit stress as a credible plan for necessary recapitalisation should not be only priority but obligatory and what makes crisis worse banks are not trusting any more banks and need central bank’s intermediation between them shifting requirements from overnight money towards longer maturities. The magnitude of credit related losses in the financial sector and continued concerns about major banks and insurance companies, in addition to growing speculations about deep troubles at major hedge funds and increasing doubts in relation with the unregulated credit default swap/CDS $54,6 Trillion market, are prolonging and deepening its negative impact on the stock markets and on the economy, taking financial stocks their worst losses in a generation. Also smaller regional lenders are becoming increasingly vulnerable, practicing American banks a new found caution, tightening lending standards and reducing even business loans! The crisis is producing an ongoing estructural change and a reacomodation in the global financial system, needing a massive consolidation, shrinking due to mergers, bailouts and bankruptcies to a smaller seize, disappearing under-regulated investment banks and having the traditional commercial banks a comeback, hopefully with stricter regulations, stronger rules and controls through competent authorities to ensure more market transparency and trust.

[One Wing Left] It’s News To M_A - 9/21/08: As the presidential candidates, in rare unison, heap opprobrium on Wall Street gamblers and slumbering regulators, the stage seems set for the demise of “market fundamentalism,” in George Soros’s phrase.

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