Monthly Archives: March 2009

Bond Bailout

Posted on March 31, 2009 by Brian Schuettler

“You’re ticked off about the bank bailouts. You think somebody–other than you and your fellow taxpayers–needs to pay. Let’s try to work out who that somebody ought to be. … Which leaves … the folks who loaned the banks money. … Continue reading →

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Study Predicts 50% Cut in Free Cash Flow

Posted on March 30, 2009 by Brian Schuettler

The median free cash flow for nonfinancial companies could sink by 50% during the next year, especially if the recession continues to choke revenue streams, a new report says. Up until now, cash-flow margins — free cash flow measured as … Continue reading →

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Trust Your Guts

Posted on March 30, 2009 by Brian Schuettler

A reassuring new story line is emanating from our leaders. I heard Representative Barney Frank, chair of the House Banking Committee, explain it. Then I read the same line in a Washington Post news story. That tells me people in … Continue reading →

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Welcome to New Jersey CFO

Posted on March 30, 2009 by Brian Schuettler

I have been in financial management specializing in the construction industry for over 20 years now and I am proud to be the Financial Controller for HUGH O’KANE ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC http://www.hokane.com/index.html and Lexent Metro Connect, LLC Lexent Metro Connect, … Continue reading →

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