The Biggest Government Bailout Is Yet To Come
thebigmoney.com — "If you've got me," Lois Lane once asked Superman as he flew to her rescue, "Who's got you?" We could point that same perplexed question at the U.S. government and its ranks of overwhelmed financial agencies, which are now in bigger danger than the nation's banks ever were. (Submitted by astorygirl) More...
GPS Startup to Map the Perfect Commute?
thebigmoney.com — Waze uses GPS-enabled smartphones to distribute its free software, which maps out streets as you drive them and predicts traffic in real-time through crowd-sourced intel from commuters. No one else is doing all that at once and for free. Why now? The industry is at a turning point. (Submitted by uzair21) More...
Ron Paul is the greatest threat to Obama’s regulatory plan
thebigmoney.com — Ron Paul wants to audit the Federal Reserve. That could be bad news for Obama. And he has rallied the majority of the House to support his cause. Legislators are sick of not knowing what's going on inside Bernanke's fortress, especially as the Fed becomes further enmeshed in the nation's fiscal policy. (Submitted by KathleenHanover) More...
Spielberg's Lincoln Troubles
thebigmoney.com — With Liam Neeson lined up to star, Spielberg would like to finish his Abraham Lincoln biopic by the end of 2009, the bicentenary of the 16th president's birth. Spielberg has been developing the project for years and now hopes to start filming within weeks. But DreamWorks' recent money troubles may have cost him. (Submitted by Rollic) More...
The Audacity of Dope: Legalize pot to save California?
thebigmoney.com — Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps has made marijuana a popular topic. But celebrities aren't the only ones thinking about dope.Some legislators in California have pot on their minds, too. That's because the government of the biggest economy in the United States is facing a massive budget deficit whose pain would be alleviated by decriminalizing pot... (Submitted by inactive) More...
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