$COMPX 2519.07 14.46 0.58% 2,683,953
$INDU 11134.29 9.39 0.08% 1,414,213
$INX 1208.67 2.74 0.23%
- Friday Look Ahead: Microsoft, Amazon Results May Hurt Tech
- Cramer: 5 Investing Themes Driving Stocks Right Now
- Microsoft Tops Estimates, But Investors Dump Stock
- Amazon's Profit Outlook Disappoints; Shares Plunge
- American Express Profit, Revenue Top Expectations
- Capital One Posts Strong Results, Shares Surge
- Even Good Housing Numbers Aren't Adding Up Right
- Pro Traders: 5 Reasons To Buy Goldman, Right Now
- Banks May Not Be Lending, But They're Buying Treasurys
- Main Investor in Goldman Deal May Have Caused Losses
- Friday Look Ahead: Microsoft, Amazon Results May Hurt Tech
FED = SEC = Goldman = JPM... Paulson = Greenspan ...
It's about time banning derivatives of derivatives of derivatives of derivatives nightmare.
FOUR LAYERS OF DERIVATIVES SCAM ~ however, only after robbing trillions and bankrupting millions of Americans.
Obama-Bernanke pig style markets
This market has gone up without any correction.
Advise to Obama - Bernanke
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2010/04/21/dnt.mans.yoga.weight.loss.plan.WXYZ?hpt=T2
Advise to Obama - Bernanke
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2010/04/21/dnt.mans.yoga.weight.loss.plan.WXYZ?hpt=T2
- Senate Panel Votes to Ban Banks From the Swaps Market
- Testimony Could Undercut SEC Charge Against Goldman
- Major Issue in Goldman Case: Was There Any Fraud?
- Goldman's Rivals Are Already Trying to Steal Business
- Ebay Shares Tumble After Outlook Disappoints
- New Signs that Home Prices May Be Stabilizing
- The Dealer Next Door: Selling Pot a Second Job for Many
- Long-Term Bond Holders Are 'Going to Get Massacred'
Top Marijuana Travel Destinations - Starbucks Cruises Past Forecasts, Raises 2010 Outlook
- Bear Market Rally Is Near Its Top: Strategist
- Senate Panel Votes to Ban Banks From the Swaps Market
- Goldman's Rivals Are Already Trying to Steal Business
With Goldman Sachs facing fraud charges, rivals are already trying to elbow in front of Wall Street's most profitable bank.
- Fraud Claim Against Goldman Is Disputed by Paulson Aide
- Testimony Could Undercut SEC Charge Against Goldman
- Morgan Stanley Tops Profit, Revenue Estimates
- McDonald's Results Beat Wall Street Expectations
- Sovereign Debt Crisis Likely to Spread: Roubini
- Bear Market Rally Is Near Its Top: Strategist
- AT&T Profit Hit by Charge but Beats Estimates
- Wells Fargo Profit Drops on Mortgages
- GM Repays US, Canadian Governments Bailout Cash
- Boeing Beats Estimates, Sees 'Marked Improvement'
- United Tech Beats Wall Street's Profit View
- Mortgage Demand Stirred by Drop in Loan Rates
* New $100 bill to be unveiled Wednesday at U.S. Department of Treasury
* It will be the first redesign of the denomination in 14 years
* Currency changes come to stay ahead of counterfeiters
Washington (CNN) -- Benjamin Franklin gets a facelift as the Treasury Department unveils a new $100 bill Wednesday, the first remake of the denomination since 1996.
The new design for the $100 note will make its debut during a 10:30 a.m. ceremony at the Department of the Treasury's Cash Room that will be attended by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
"The $100 note is the highest value denomination of U.S. currency in general circulation, and it circulates broadly around the world," according to a statement from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The denomination is popular when large amounts of cash need to be carried internationally.
Anti-counterfeiting measures are the main reason the United States has been making changes in currency.
The currency changes started in 1996 with the $100 bill, followed by a new $20 bill in 2003. The $50 bill got an overhaul in 2004, and the $10 was redesigned in 2006. The $5 bill was upgraded in 2008.
Security features added to the paper help people to spot bogus bills. They include watermarks and an embedded security thread.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/04/21/hundred.dollar.bill/index.html?hpt=T2
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