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Alan Greenspan

Alan Greenspan

Alan Greenspan (born March 6, 1926, ) is an American economist who served as Chairman of the Federal Reserve of the United States from 1987 to 2006. He currently works as a private adviser and provides consulting for firms through his company, Greenspan Associates LLC.

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    Moody’s Chief Economist John Lonski on the impact on coal industry of regulations, the slowing of China’s economy and the U.S.’s sluggish economy.

  2. Bernanke Doesn't Blame Greenspan For House Bubble

    Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, asked whether his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, deserved blame for the housing crisis, said the academic literature "doesn't pu...

  3. Is the Federal Reserve the Great Enabler of Big Government?

    Euro Pacific senior economic consultant John Browne sounds off on the Fed.

  4. Fed Getting Closer to Raising Rates

    FBN’s Gerri Willis on the Federal Reserve getting closer to raising interest rates and its impact on the economy.

  5. Bernanke Says Fed Rates Didn't Cause Housing Bubble

    Most evidence suggests the Federal Reserve's policy of low interest rates in the early 2000s did not cause the recent housing bubble, Chairman Ben Bernanke said Thur...

  6. Bernanke Lecture: Most Evidence Suggests Fed's Low Rates Didn't Cause Housing Bubble

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  7. Glut of Single-Family Homes Weighs on Housing Market

    FTN Financial Chief Economist Christopher Low on the outlook for the housing market.

  8. Did Stress-Tested Banks Have Lame Excuses for Failure?

    Susan Ochs tells us why some of the biggest banks failed the Fed's stress test.

  9. BlackRock Exec: Economy Can't Handle Higher Interest Rates

    BlackRock Head of Global Rates Eric Pellicciaro weighs in on market volatility.

  10. When Will the Fed Move on Rates?

    Jeff Given of Manulife Asset Management gives his outlook for the Fed.

  11. Will Solar Power be Competitive?

    The Green Skeptic Scott Anderson weighs in on solar energy, the Keystone Pipeline project and rising gas prices.

  12. Market Crash Post-Election?

    Keith Springer, Springer Financial Advisors president, on his market predictions for the year to come, and how to make smart investments before the market makes a correction.

  1. Do Shareholders Still Have Power to Make Changes?

    FBN’s Lou Dobbs on whether shareholders can still have an impact on corporate decisions.

  2. A Doormat that will keep your home healthy and clean

    How stay-at-home mom, Debbie Greenspan , developed the first eco-friendly antimicrobial doormat

  3. Munger: I Plan to Be at Berkshire Meeting Next Year

    Weekend With Warren: Berkshire Hathaway’s Charlie Munger argues there is, “limit to the free market,” and its ability to fix the economy.

  4. Why Won’t Warren Buffett Name Berkshire Successor?

    FBN’s Liz Claman discusses why the Oracle of Omaha hasn’t publicly named the future CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.

  5. Government Writes 80,000 Pages of Regulations Per Year

    Cliff Asness of AQR Capital Management on the pros and cons of government regulation.

  6. Why Does the Fed’s Economic Outlook Differ from Obama’s?

    FBN’s Gerri Willis gives her take on the Federal Reserve’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged, plus what she predicts Chairman Ben Bernanke will say at his upcoming press conference.

  7. Warren Buffett Reveals He Has Prostate Cancer

    FBN’s Diane Macedo breaks down the stories moving the markets around the world.

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