Telegraph? Do your teenagers know what the telegraph was?
The Times meant Twitters, right? Or should it be Tweets?
Postscript: Somebody still gets telegrams. The updated article at nytimes.com notes that stock prices plunged around the world.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Smoke Signals From the Fed?
Subhead on front-page story in today's New York Times: "Rate Increase Telegraphs to Banks That Era of Cheap Money Is Waning."
Telegraph? Do your teenagers know what the telegraph was?
The Times meant Twitters, right? Or should it be Tweets?
Postscript: Somebody still gets telegrams. The updated article at nytimes.com notes that stock prices plunged around the world.
Telegraph? Do your teenagers know what the telegraph was?
The Times meant Twitters, right? Or should it be Tweets?
Postscript: Somebody still gets telegrams. The updated article at nytimes.com notes that stock prices plunged around the world.
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The end of cheap money can only mean good things for the economy in the long run.
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