Wedding Finances

Olson Joins Boies at Court So Gays May Marry as Right

Bloomberg Jul 2

(Update2) Theodore Olson, the lawyer who won the 2000 Supreme Court case that made George W. Bush president, might have been the natural choice to argue in favor of California’s same-sex marriage ban.

Upgrading the Computer History Museum

BusinessWeek Jul 2

South Carolina: Governor Mark Sanford Has Gone Insane

Clusterstock Jul 1

We apparently aren't the only ones bewildered by Governor Mark Sanford's crisis PR strategy--namely, his insistence on continually confessing ever more details about his sex affair with his Argentinian "soul mate." The residents of South...

Oklahoma Pol Blames Gays For The Bad Economy

Clusterstock Jun 30

Sally Kern is an Oklahoma state representative with her own, unique take on the economic crisis: gays are to blame. She's introduced a proclamation stating: WHEREAS, we believe our economic woes are consequences of our greater national moral...

Gay Marriage Lost in Shuffle of Divided Senate

New York Times Jun 29

Gov. David A. Paterson is wary of pushing a same-sex marriage bill while Republicans and Democrats in the New York Senate remain deadlocked.

Marriage Stands Up for Itself

New York Times Jun 27

Despite strong social riptides working against it, the marriage bond is far stronger in 21st-century America than many assume.

Bank of America-Merrill Deal: Frontline Reports

Wall Street Journal Jun 25

PBS' Frontline reports on the Bank of America, Merrill Lynch deal.

Television: A Marriage Crumbles in Media Glare

New York Times Jun 23

On Monday night, Jon and Kate Gosselin announced to a not unsuspecting world that they would be ending the 10-year marriage at the center of “Jon & Kate Plus 8” on TLC.

Anglo rejects Xstrata merger of equals plan

Reuters Jun 22

Anglo American rejected rival mining group Xstrata's "merger of equals" proposal on Monday, knocking a no-premium marriage and a combination with what it regards as Xstrata's inferior mines.

In Venice, Peter Greenaway Takes Veronese’s Figures Out to Play

New York Times Jun 21

The marriage of painting and technology that is “The Wedding at Cana,” by the filmmaker Peter Greenaway, is possibly the best unmanned art history lecture you’ll ever experience.

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