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California to get $1.5-billion loan from JPMorgan Chase Los Angeles Times The loan would help the state end its IOU program a month ahead of schedule. It would be repaid in late September and thus poses little risk to the bank. … California secures $1.5 bln loan to end IOU program Forbes Loan will let Calif. end IOU program early United Press International Calif. Market Close: Tax-Exempts Finish Flat; JPMorgan Loans Calif … Bond Buyer FOXBusiness
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Fed survey: Banks say loan demand falls Bizjournals.com Banks throughout the country made fewer business loans in the second quarter, largely because of weaker loan demand and deteriorating creditworthiness, … Fewer banks tightened credit standards, Fed reports Los Angeles Times Fed Says Banks Tightened Lending in Second Quarter Bloomberg Banks continue to tighten loans , slowing recovery Daily Finance Denver Post
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Los Angeles Times Found: first amino acid on a comet New Scientist An amino acid has been found on a comet for the first time, a new analysis of samples from NASA's Stardust mission reveals. The discovery confirms that some of the building blocks of life were delivered to the early Earth from space. … Building block of life found on comet Reuters Scientists discover 'glycine', a precursor of life, in comet dust! TopNews United States Comet Contains One of Life's Precursors Wired News The Tech Herald
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Telegraph.co.uk 3 Indicted in Theft of 130 Million Card Numbers New York Times The man who prosecutors said had masterminded some of the most brazen thefts of credit and debit card numbers in history was charged on Monday with an even larger set of digital break-ins, The New York Times's Brad Stone reported. … Learning From the Heartland Credit Card Breach PC World Three men indicted in largest US data breach CNET News Details of Heartland, Hannaford Data Breaches Emerge eWeek ITProPortal
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Fewer banks tightened credit standards, Fed reports Los Angeles Times In its July survey of loan officers, released Monday, the Federal Reserve found that about 30% of 55 domestic banks toughened criteria for obtaining … Fed survey: Banks say loan demand down Bizjournals.com Fed Says Banks Tightened Lending in Second Quarter Bloomberg Fewer banks report tighter loan criteria Denver Post The Associated Press
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Daily Mail Strep throat may have killed Mozart: study Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) – The death of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the age of 35 may have been caused by complications stemming from strep throat, according to a Dutch study published on Monday. Since the composer's death in 1791, … Mozart's Mysterious Death Blamed on Strep, Not Murderous Rival Bloomberg Mozart may have died of strep throat complications CNN Researchers Say Acute Kidney Failure Killed Mozart KYW1060.com Atlanta Journal Constitution
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AutoTantra.in Mulsanne, Bentley's luxury sedan, to hit the roads in 2010 The Money Times Los Angeles, August 17: Luxury car maker Bentley formally unveiled the Bentley Mulsanne, earlier called the Grand Bentley, at the Pebble Beach Concours event in Monterey, California. … Bentley debuts all-new Mulsanne on the Concours stage Los Angeles Times Bentley Mulsanne Unveiled at Pebble Beach ManualGear.com Bentley Mulsanne unveiled VerdictonCars CARkeys
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Telegraph.co.uk Illegal immigrants debate could potentially block reform Los Angeles Times Granting them coverage is an explosive issue, but the charged debate shouldn't derail needed changes to the current health system. Opponents of healthcare reform argue that Congress would give illegal immigrants health insurance at taxpayer expense. … The public option: A broken health system needs it Minneapolis Star Tribune GOP Embraces Medicare to Kill Health Care Reform The Washington Independent obamacare Shocker: Gov't Healthcare System Already Broken The New American Examiner.com
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BBC News Tough Slog on Health Care Plan Gets a Little Easier New York Times WASHINGTON — A columnist for the online news magazine Slate once proposed that the month of August be banned, as “it has a dismal history” and “nothing good ever happens.” A week ago, President Barack Obama might have cosponsored the … Obama Uses Op-Ed to Criticize Health Insurance Industry FOXNews Congressman says Obama able to keep tax pledge The Associated Press Obama's health ideas elicit support, skepticism in Colorado Christian Science Monitor CNN
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CBS News Why We Need Health Care Reform New York Times Lori is currently self-employed and trying to start a business, but because she has hepatitis C, she cannot find an insurance company that will cover her. … Healthcare rationing: Real scary Los Angeles Times Yes, we can pay for health care reform – here's how San Francisco Chronicle Keeping current insurance depends on employer Eagle Tribune Kansas City Star
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