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MAG budget faces cut of 10% for 2012

The Maricopa Association of Governments Regional Council will vote next week on the agency’s fiscal 2012 budget, which would be reduced by about 10 percent. View full post on All Stories

Retail Thursday: Sears Holdings, Williams-Sonoma

Retail earnings continue today, with reports from Sears Holdings and Williams-Sonoma. Sears Holdings (SHLD), parent to Sears as well as Kmart, said today it swung to a loss in the fiscal first quarter, of $170 million, or $1.58 per share, compared to a profit of $16 million, or $0.14 per share, last year. “Retail Thursday: [...]

Arnold Schwarzenegger was unfaithful to Californians

The former governor’s unsound fiscal policies weakened the state. Arnold Schwarzenegger soiled his marriage and smeared his image, but he did it on his own time. What he did as governor was mess up the state, and that was while working for us. View full post on All Stories

Atari annual sales down nearly 50%

Publisher’s new focus on fewer releases limits revenues to $80.3 million for the full fiscal year, but also helps curtail losses to $8.8 million. View full post on All Stories

Honda says parts supply recovery picking up

The company plans to announce its earnings forecast for the current fiscal year before a shareholder meeting on 23 June View full post on All Stories

Earnings Scorecard: Vornado Realty

Vornado Realty reported fiscal 2011 first quarter FFO of $2.64 per share, which well surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.97. View full post on All Stories

Political Memo: Idea Rebounds: Automatic Cuts To Curb Deficits

The Gramm-Rudman-Hollings act of 1985, for all its flaws, created a fiscal climate of compelling compromises that eventually made deficit reduction possible, or so it seems now. View full post on All Stories

Budget Committee chair holds off on offering budget plan, ignores transparency requests (Daily Caller)

Daily Caller – Democrats on the Senate Budget Committee, led by Sen. Kent Conrad, are responsible for producing the Senate budget proposal for the next fiscal year. After weeks of talks and missed deadlines, it’s looking increasingly likely that Conrad will wait until the last possible moment to release his proposal. View full post on [...]

Fiery as ever, Laffey sets cross hairs on Providence, pensions

By Barbara Polichetti EAST GREENWICH, R.I. — Drastic times call for drastic measures, and former Cranston Mayor Stephen P. Laffey didn’t pull any punches Saturday morning when telling a citizens’ watchdog group how he would solve the state’s staggering fiscal woes. The City of Providence, which could easily topple the whole state if it doesn’t [...]

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