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Pearlstein: The Auto Bailout (Washington Post)
Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein was online Wednesday, Dec. 3 at 2:00 p.m. ET to discuss the automotive bailout.
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Earnings down under Crist (WTSP-TV Tampa)
Gov. Charlie Crist has stabilized the size of Florida government but, for the first time, average earnings for most rank-and-file state employees have declined under his administration.
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Progress reassuring to female employees (The Red and Black)
Editor's Note: This is the third in a five-day series exploring the status of women at the University. Thursday's story will discuss women's health options. Though women across campus acknowledge gender gaps and take a stand on concerns such as pay equity, child care and maternity leave, women in the senior administration are calling for relatively little change.
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Television - Business (Scoop.co.nz)
What is happening to pay rates and salary packages at a time of recession?
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The Auto Bailout May Wind Up on Obama's Plate (Time Magazine)
With the prospects for congressional action uncertain, the President-elect's team is quietly exploring options for taking action after inauguration day
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AUS Tertiary Update (Scoop.co.nz)
Lincoln progression case on appeal The Association of University Staff has appealed a decision from the Employment Relations Authority (ERA) over the interpretation of the meaning and effect of the promotion and advancement criteria in the Lincoln University academic staff collective employment agreement.
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PM attacks coalition as harmful; preps GG meeting (CTV Winnipeg)
Stephen Harper is expected to ask for a parliamentary time out when he meets with the Governor General Thursday, a day after he accused his opponents of abusing Canada's democratic traditions.
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Television - Business (Scoop.co.nz)
The Institute of Economic Research has come out with a much brighter outlook for the New Zealand economy.
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Pittsburgh Pirates Team Report (USA Today)
The Pirates are going to all corners of the Earth in an attempt to increase the talent base of an organization that hasn't had a winning season at the major league level since 1992.
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Automakers Seek $34 Billion as Congress Weighs Restructuring Plans (CQPolitics.com via Yahoo! News)
Domestic automakers asked Congress for $34 billion in aid Tuesday -- including $18 billion for General Motors Corp. -- as Democratic leaders considered whether to vote on a bailout for the industry next week.
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