Financial Trader.com Downgrades US Treasuries B+ Credit Default Risk Watch: Treasury Secretary Paulson Snatches Booty from Congress, Gives to Filthy R
Financial Trader.com reports Paulson-led U.S. Treasury bailout plan for banks and financial institutions lowers U.S. credit rating and hyperinflates U.S. economy to Weimer Republic levels with severe reduction in U.S. citizens' wealth, particularly hitting hard the retired, fixed income, modest and middle-income families as inflation eats most of their pay checks. Market shows no confidence with commodities, Treasury Bonds, and U.S. dollar prices spinning out of control since Paulson Plan floated to investors.

U.S. Department of the Treasury Approves Mentor-Protégé Agreement for IBM and ASR Analytics
IBM Global Services and ASR Analytics have entered into a Mentor-Protégé agreement to help the U.S. Department of Treasury modernize, manage performance, and provide outstanding service to taxpayers.

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What Are Bonds?
Bonds are completely different than stocks. Stock is a certificate thatt proves ownership of a piece of a business. A bond is a debt security. This means that a bond is like an I.O.U.. Bonds are purchased so that the purchase money is loaned to a government, corporation, municipality, federal agency, or any other entity. This entity is known as the bond issuer, and in exchange for the loan of money a bond issuer agrees to pay the principal, which is the purchase amount and face value of the bond, plus the bond pays a specific rate of interest during the life span of the bond.