Wall Street Audio

[11:55]..." and he gets it from both sides The Wall Street Journal editorial page says this is going to be the end of capitalism as we know it. You know Al Gore says "...

[12:39]..." you've gotta you've got to be sensitive to the growth part The Wall Street Journal overstates the threat. With the thinking cap is higher in other words just allowing more carbon emissions than they Obama -- "...

[0:35]..." Show us the second financial quarter and in the third begins today Wall Street is taking a short breath. And looking back at what can only be described as an incredibly rocky year so we will do the same just how bad was this past quarter and this year. And where are we headed what's the big picture we never like to get bogged down in the powered hour week to week numbers on Wall Street -- much too much focus on that. But let's look at the big picture there doesn't seem to be much like. At "...

[1:32]..." Bottom line is to get there -- Wall Street continues to grapple with past couple of years. You know up excesses the these banks are struggling to have to be so "...

[2:29]..." a particular industry and yes it impacted some banking firms and and Wall Street firms but not in a very fundamental way. This essentially has. In -- the entire and banking unit and brokerage industry because "...

[12:54]..." begins today it has been a devastating quarter. The second quarter on Wall Street. And we'll take stock stay tuned. Thanks for listening to WNYC on demand please check out our other programs at wnyc.org or "...

[3:58]..." 50% speculation premium tax in that. At the same time decline in Wall Street that we haven't seen. In quite a long time you know that's kind of thing where near city is 20% to 20% of the revenue comes from Wall Street. So clearly as diversified as -- Michael -- tried to make the economy. That's really the underlying circumstance that's a landscape nobody "...

[27:00]..." bad not -- notified betrayed by George will -- identified by The Wall Street Journal as its interest but now Jason Berman who has praised the Wal-Mart business model. Who is in favor of the prop "...

[1:17]..." the project is Matthew Graham Vick who writes about it in today's Wall Street Journal welcome to WNY say good morning nice to be with you miss you. But is this about it. "...

[2:08]..." good map that -- might like to look at either the Wall Street Journal web site W as straight dot com or. WW WNYC waterfalls dot org but I can tell you. That it's all "...

[1:41]..." gross bomb. You know economic measures is basically that investment and and Wall Street. And that been separated. -- the fact that they're not -- that the we have to talk that way is very strange. "...

[22:07]..." policies a relatively high wages good health benefits and so on. Infuriate Wall Street. You know they don't like that they don't want to see people workers being pampered even if cost -- making money think about that. You've actually read statements from people on Wall Street that say that and what's your argument. That is just it just creates yet anchor yeah eight you don't want workers' expectations "...

[7:00]..." is out there joining me now Joseph White senior editor at The Wall Street Journal writes the eyes on the road column for the online journal. And Joseph -- senior fellow with the center for American "...

[14:53]..." me thirty seconds from the guy behind the -- of your Wall Street Journal lies on the road column. Is Detroit freaking out over this or why they innovating. "...

[15:21]..." to come on this topic just a -- senior editor at The Wall Street Journal writes the eyes on the road column for the online journal. And Joseph -- senior fellow at the center for American "...

[11:14]..." Now there's another related -- story today in The Wall Street Journal -- exclusively so far which is that Citigroup. Is expected to lay off 6500 people that's 10% of its investment banking "...

[11:46]..." 25% of the revenue for the local and state government -- from Wall Street some only New Jersey has has similar kind of echo act so this means again. Perhaps we going back to the revenue "...

[7:44]..." Korea -- to factory goes. He goes up and he goes to Wall Street he witnesses suicide he witnesses who have -- C's stock brokers jumping out of windows at a certain point. But that he "...