Receiving Wide Coverage ...
Bitcoin Update: The Journal looks at the woes of Mt. Gox. "The travails of Mt. Gox illustrate the convulsions of the bitcoin market as the first generation of companies trading the virtual currency face growing technical and security challenges." Editor Francesco Guerrera notes, "After weeks marked by technological breakdowns, regulatory issues and general questions over its viability, bitcoin is in the
3 More Snared in Libor Case: The U.K.'s Serious Fraud Office charged tree former Barclays traders, Peter Johnson, 59, Jonathan Mathew, 32, and Stylianos Contogoulas, 42, with conspiracy to defraud in connection with the London interbank offered rate investigation. Thirteen people have been charged in the case so far.
Wall Street Journal
"The Bank of Japan surprised the market on Tuesday by
With stocks rallying, "
Washington Post
There's only so much debt a person can have, so the burden of student loans that millions of Americans face "threatens to undermine the housing recovery's momentum by discouraging, or even blocking, a
"When should shoppers hear about hacks?
Marianne Markowitz became
Elsewhere ...
Los Angeles Times: It's 1984 all over again. Capital One updated contracts with credit card holders that allows the bank to "contact" card holders "in any manner we choose," including by phone, email, text, fax or "personal visit" which could be at home or work. The Los Angeles Times observes, "The