Titanic meets biggest cruise ship of today.
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WSJ Markets
- Fed's Varied Voices Leave Market GuessingBernanke said the Fed could start reducing bond buying "in the next few meetings" but warned against premature action, amid conflicting messages that roiled markets.
- Gap Is Starting to Look OverdressedAhead of the Tape: Profits never go out of fashion. Sadly, the same can't be said for the wares on display at Gap and its competitors.
- Ghana Looks to Join Bond BandwagonGhana hopes to become the latest African country to ride the wave of cheap borrowing with the sale of a new bond aimed at international markets for only the second time in its history.
- Copper Rises on Supply ConcernsCopper prices settled near six-week highs but pulled back from earlier peaks, as worries about the future of the Fed's monetary stimulus tempered suggestions of tighter supplies.
Boy, it does make the Titanic look tiny.
yes, apparently they tip over too……. I suppose one stays out of the seas a bit longer.
The sketch says it all. Well, maybe not all. The Titanic was a vessel dedicated to and enabled by the 1% whereas the Oasis of the Seas is, pardon the phrase, an ode to the upper middle class, an expression of available excess in capitalism’s era of nuclear entente. Visual cues trump the literary.
How deep, or shallow, is our culture? Is a floating mall better than the landlubbers’ version? Does it have nautical Valley girls?
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