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Dandelion Salad By Mike Whitney 05/30/08 "ICH" The Commodity futures and Trading Commission (CFTC) is investigating trading in oil futures to determine whether the surge in prices to record levels is the result of manipulation or fraud. They might want to take a look at wheat, rice and corn futures while there at it. The whole thing is a hoax cooked up by the investment banks and hedge funds who are trying to dig their way out of the trillion dollar mortgage-backed securities (MBS) mess ..next.

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The sign of doom in the restaurant business, apparently, is when your suppliers start asking for cash in advance. (According to Anthony Bourdain, anyway.) In that context, the Times has bad news for US airlines: Sources within the airline industry show that credit is being denied to most of the leading American carriers and the practice is moving to Europe and Asia. So uncertain is the cash solvency of the industry that jet fuel suppliers insist on prepayments into special bank accounts... ..full story.

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Theirs been a lot of speculation about how many banks will go under as the mortgage loans they made during the housing boom go bad -- speculation that's been spurred in part by news that the FDIC is adding staff to deal with expected bank failures. RBC Capital Markets predicts at least 150 banks will go under in the next two to three years, Marketwatch reports in a story exploring "Texas Ratios," an "early-warning" system developed by RBC analysts including Gerard Cassidy. If you take a ..[More].

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