Categories: Housing
March 12, 2010
It's a big day for our toxic asset.
She makes her national radio debut in a story on Morning Edition, her movie (above) opens on screens everywhere, and her finances are laid bare to the world in a full-page graphic.
We're still trying to name her; please send us your suggestions. Also: Find answers to your toxic asset questions and listen to our toxic asset podcast.
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The bankrupt airline wants a federal agency to assume responsibility for its pension promises.
Instapaper started out as a side project. Now it's a thriving one-man business.
Rather than blame China for the housing bubble, Boaz says, "point the finger closer to home."
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