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Follow the Investment Guru's Next Step - by Hans Bool "The worst of the crisis in Wall Street is over,'' said Buffet on the 3rd of May. (1) Yesterday he announced to buy a 5 billion stake in Goldman Sachs. How to evaluate these steps? Would you now follow Euro Results For European Economy - by Robert Sidlauskas Euro was established and came into practice with the sole aim of giving the Dollar a tough time as the universal currency. But, as speculated, it hasn't helped the European economy much; rather, according to surreys and news reports, How Will the US Get Out of This One? - by Louie Frias I've been down this road before (as have all my fellow Americans), during a little dance called "The RTC'. You may or may not remember what those letters stand for...Resolution Trust Corporation. The fed created it to clean up There Is A 'Definite Need' For More Education On Finances - by Tom Dawson Young people attending higher education need more financial education, an industry expert has declared. Becky Boden-Wilkes, spokesperson for the National Debtline, claimed that those going to university for the first time are becoming evermore used to a culture of borrowing. NEC - Persistence In The Face of Adversity - by G. Evans This article examines the history of the NEC Corporation and the many obstacles in the company's past that have shaped their future. These obstacles include the Great Kanto earthquake and World War II. We Can't Handle Interest Higher Rates - by John Bougearel MacroMaven Stephanie Pomboy reflecting on interest rates a few years backed quipped that the US economy could no longer handle higher interest rates in a way that mirrors what Jack Nicholson shouted to Tom Cruise in A Few Good Why Are Smokers Being Taxed For Their Addiction - Taxes Are To High On Cigarettes Now - by Michael Carvell I have worked and smoked for almost thirty five years and minimum wage has barely gone from two bucks and hour to seven bucks and hour over all these years. I started out paying three dollars a carton to Learning About Bureaucracy and How it Stifles Free Markets - by L. Winslow When you say free markets many people just do not understand what on Earth you are getting at and yet in our own Constitution we have the right to free contract and it is formally decreed that there taxation without representation is unacceptable. Yet over regulation becomes a burden and over all tax on society destroying all the efficiencies that are created from free markets and free enterprise in the fist place. |
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