Paul Kedrosky

Paul Kedrosky is the editor of the business blog Infectious Greed. He's a senior fellow at the Kauffman Foundation, where he is focused on entrepreneurship, innovation, and the future of risk capital. He is also a strategist with Ten Asset Management, a Southern California institutional-money-management firm.

Bernie's Little Helper Gets Nailed

Ezra Merkin, sued yesterday for sending millions of clients' money to Madoff, was in an even better position to uncover the scheme than the feds. So why didn't he?

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Obama's Tough Love for Detroit

The White House hard line is just what the auto industry (and the market) needs. How did Republicans become the party of coddling underperforming CEOs?

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Do the Markets Hate Obama?

Every time the president or his administration makes a major economic announcement, the Dow takes a dive. But are they actually related? Let’s go deep inside the numbers.

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Greenspan's Hidden Agenda

The former Fed chief's plug for nationalizing banks is vertigo-inducing. It's also a conflict of interest—and a sign of just how far he has fallen.

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The $1 Club

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has joined the ranks of Apple’s Steve Jobs and Google’s Larry Page by giving up his massive salary. The Daily Beast’s Paul Kedrosky on why it’s a goofy stunt destined to annoy employees and investors.

Paul Kedrosky

Paul Kedrosky

Bernie's Little Helper Gets Nailed

Obama's Tough Love for Detroit

Do the Markets Hate Obama?

Greenspan's Hidden Agenda

The $1 Club

They Knew What They Were Getting Into

Prepare for Your Money to Be Worth Less

Is It a Terrible Time to Move?

Sorry Obama, Wall Street Doesn't Care

Why the Dollar Surge Won't Last