peHUB First Read

* Wilbur Ross on Congress: "I think the people who voted against it should be ashamed of what they did. In order to save a $700 billion investment -- not spending, but investment --they caused investors a trillion dollars. That means for each of the guys that voted against it, it cost the investing public $4 million today." * Credit crunch concerns: Om worries about Valley tech companies, Martin worries about cleantech companies and Erik worries about VCs (and their fund commitments). * Next up on the FDIC watchlist: National City and Sovereign (hey, Sovereign's my bank. Crap). * Heller Ehrman: Anatomy of a dissolution. * The 25 Most Influential People on the Web. Lots of usual suspects like Barry Diller and the Google guys, but it was great to see Jeff Clavier in there...