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Ask Joe Weisenthal Anything!

Every Tuesday, we address reader questions and feedback on video. Tomorrow, Joe Weisenthal will answer readers' questions in a video segment, which we'll post at about 11AM ET. So if there's anything you want to ask or complain about, fire away. You can do this until 9:00 AM ET, in three ways: Leave a question in the comments below Tweet your question and include the word "#tbilive"...

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American Express Acquiring Steve Case’s Revolution Money For $300 Million (Joe Weisenthal/Silicon Alley Insider)

Joe Weisenthal / Silicon Alley Insider: American Express Acquiring Steve Case’s Revolution Money For $300 Million — Another big deal in the next-generation consumer financial products space. — American Express (AXP) has just announced the acquisition of Steve Case’s startup Revolution Money for $300 million.

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What Would You Buy With $400,000?

Joe Weisenthal, Deputy Editor, The Business Insider Your Questions (8 min): How long can the Fed keep inflating the current bubble? They look to me quite breathless, recently. - Sir Lorenz Do you think the Republicans will win or lose net seats in Congress in the mid-term elections? Do you think Obama will win re-election? - Gordon Do you think the stock market will have an up or down year...

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[St. Louis Fed] Home Prices: A Case for Cautious Optimism?

The St. Louis Fed, in their Economic Synopses publication contained a research piece called Home Prices: A Case for Cautious Optimism (Hat tip: Joe Weisenthal over at BusinessInsider) that does a great job lining up 3 housing related indexes and makes the case that we aren’t through yet despite positive month over month trends of [...]

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Cliff Küle's Notes

Worst-Ever Credit Crunch On Main Street'... yes says Joe Weisenthal... shows 2 charts from the St.

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White House Blog Has a Word with Edmunds

... previous attempts, this latest claim doesn’t withstand even basic scrutiny. Silicon Alley's Joe Weisenthal is of the opinion that the White House blog's pointed critique of Edmunds.com over Cash for Clunkers, a program that has run its course, makes the Obama White House look thin-skinned . (A variation on the word "stupid" pops up in Weisenthal's post.) The White...

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Clusterstock: You Ask, We Answer TOMORROW

A couple of times a week, we address reader questions and feedback on video. Tomorrow, Joe Weisenthal will answer readers' questions in a video segment, which we'll post at about 11AM ET. So if there's anything you want to ask or complain about, fire away. You can do this until 10:00 AM ET, in three ways: Leave a question in the comments below Tweet your question and include the word "#tbilive"...

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The Complete Humiliation of the Enron Task Force

Joe Weisenthal has written a great article,The Complete Humiliation of the Enron Task Force for Business Insider. It covers ten ginormous disasters for the ETF, including the Nigerian Barge trial, Arthur Andersen, and Enron Broadband Services. It quotes a lot of Tom Kirkendall’s work on Enron, and is a succinct catalog of ETF blunders. [...]

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Just who is the smart money?

The following comment by Joe Weisenthal via Twitter got us thinking about just who is the “smart money” these days. With the junk bonds rallying, you don’t hear as much about how “smart” the bond market is, and how it leads stocks. The point that Weisenthal is making is that the bond market is only “smarter” when [...]

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Did Jimmy Cayne Really Keep A Huge Bottle Of Cocaine In His Desk?

... The Sellout above and buy stuff from Amazon, we'll get a small pay out.) Additional reporting by Joe Weisenthal. Join the conversation about this story » See Also: CNBC Bans Charlie Gasparino From Dylan Ratigan's MSNBC Show Gasparino's "The Sellout" Will Weigh 25% Less Than Sorkin's Book