Robert Reich News
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The San Francisco International Film Festival, the longest-running in North America, rolled out its programming lineup yesterday for the 56th edition of the two- week moviegoing marathon.
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Soon after his election in 2008, Barack Obama huddled with advisers including Paul Volcker to discuss the economic challenge ahead, writes former U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich in “Aftershock.”
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Matthew McConaughey, thin as the Park City air, does, in fact, eat.
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President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner are engaged in negotiations over shrinking the budget deficit even as high unemployment is taking a greater human and financial toll on the nation’s economic health.
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European political realities may be pushing the continent closer to the U.S. model, where a declining share of total income is going to workers and an increasing amount to profits, Robert Reich, secretary of labor under President Bill Clinton, wrote in the Financial Times.
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“We’re not in a double-dip recession yet,” Robert Reich, a former member of President Bill Clinton’s Cabinet, wrote yesterday in describing the state of the U.S. economy. “We’re in a one-and-a-half-dip recession.”
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Seven publicly traded U.S. corporations represented on President Barack Obama ’s advisory council for jobs and competitiveness -- including General Electric Co. and Intel Corp. -- have devoted a growing pool of their non-U.S. earnings to investments in other countries.
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Drum-pounding, pro-labor demonstrators marched around the Wisconsin Capitol well into the night, carrying signs that read “Rebellion” and “We’re Not Licked” after lawmakers passed curbs on government unions.
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Retired American presidents are like ex-spouses: You often wish they would just leave you in peace.
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Thank goodness for Mitch McConnell. Thank goodness Republicans in Congress didn't "pull a Newt." Welcome, Clinton Era II.
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