When Alan Greenspan talks, people still listen

He has taken little vacation time, and his golf clubs are gathering dust. Instead, he's spending long days at his Washington-based consulting firm, which he started days after leaving the Fed in January 2006. Investors are still hanging onto his every word, as they did in his 18½ years as Fed chief. The fact that, during an appearance in February, he wouldn't completely rule out a recession later this year was partly blamed for a stock market plunge ... Full Story »