Beth Brooke, global vice chair at Ernst & Young LLP, WSJ, Sept 30, 2008 "Blaming fair-value accounting for the credit crisis is a lot like going to a doctor for a diagnosis and then blaming him for telling you that you are sick."

Iceland, a long-time banking powerhouse, may be a huge casualty in the global financial crisis.

I do not believe the historically employed techniques for acquiring wealth will be as successful as things that meet the need of the "global" community,and further that we have a very, very long recovery in the US financial markets.

"We, at Biggerpockets.com, recognize that the global financial panic we now all face will require a multitude of solutions.

This is a global crisis and everyone is going to be doing the same thing.

The release of millions of tons of it will dramatically accelerate the rate of global warming.

Earlier the majority of investment in real estate came from UK (like 20%) and this has slow down in recent months because of global financial crisis!

I am a loan originator for Global Equity Lending.

It is nice to see the dollar return to some form of strength globally, and our French neighbors may have helped to do just that!

Tiger is a marketing expense, a mere footnote on the budget of multibillion dollar global corporations.