Will Detroit Set a Wave of City Bankruptcies?
Michael McKee examines whether Detroit's bankruptcy will unleash a wave of municipal filings as cities shoulder massive debts and pension obligations.
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Michael McKee examines whether Detroit's bankruptcy will unleash a wave of municipal filings as cities shoulder massive debts and pension obligations.
What's Left After Detroit Bankruptcy? A look at what might be recoverable following the city's declaration of bankruptcy.
A look at the true US labor market and unemployment numbers, GDP vs. the S&P and DOW, and stock market outlook for both U.S. and Canadian stocks.
Brent Vs. WTI: Why It Matters: A look at the difference between Brent and WTI crude oil prices and the recent change in prices between the two.
Bloomberg Economics Editor Michael McKee digs deeper into the number behind Detroit's bankruptcy and looks at what comes next for the city.
On the occasion of the city of Detroit filing for bankruptcy, a quick look at the eight biggest municipal bankruptcies in U.S. history.
Kevin Cook goes over four charts in three minutes with a look at technical indicators to predict the market's next move.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on gold - again - in testimony Senate Banking Committee on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers." (Source: Bloomberg)
Male Labor Force Participation: In today's "Single Best Chart," Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu displays the drop off in employment for American males age 25-54.
What's Bernanke's Forecast for U.S. Economy? Examining the main economic data watched by the Fed in its criteria for determining changes in monetary policy
What Big US Banks are Suddenly Buying, insight into hidden accounting practices by Germany's biggest bank, more on gold, and an interview with Jos Schmitt.
Why China Is Stalling on Clean Energy: Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Justin Wu reports that China's clean energy investment may slow to $49 billion in 2013