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In a welcome series of orders, Mr. Obama directed federal agencies to err on the side of transparency, not the Bush-era default of secrecy and delay, in releasing records to the public.

LIZ ANN SONDERS: It's going to be a losing proposition at some point 22% on junk bonds, which the default rate goes well beyond depression-era default rates.

Let's give him credit for one major initiative that has been on the positive side: the administration's "Open Government Initiative", which was a polar opposite to the Bush era's default condition of secrecy.

Apple had by far the most cash, with $137 billion to hand; it is facing investor pressure to return more of its money mountain to shareholders.The sun sets on SuntechThe main unit of Suntech filed for bankruptcy in China, after becoming the first Chinese company in the modern era to default on its bond repayments.

SOAVE, ITALY — Every era has its default white wine, a drink so bland that nobody notices it and so cheap that no one cares.

It shouldn't be taken for granted that the Theresa May era will by default embrace David Cameron's 2010 policy towards open data.

During that era, Twitter's default settings included geolocation data, so it was also possible to identify the home time zone of each tweeter.

We're in the early stages of the era of personalised defaults.

Menkes calls the period "a worldwide aberration," as if she were talking about the concomitant era of credit-default swaps and subprime-mortgage lending.

The worst bond-default era in history is upon us.

They were among the most original and uncompromising bands of their era, but almost by default, Earl Brutus were doomed to remain a critically acclaimed cult.