August 21, 2019 by Michael Snyder Subscribe We have never seen anything quite like this. This week the skies above Brazil’s largest city turned black in the middle of the afternoon due to the massive wildfires that […]
by Tyler Durden As was widely expected, the final step of Brazil’s historic impeachment process of former president Dilma Rousseff, concluded moments ago with a decision to formally impeach the former president, with 61 senators […]
by Tyler Durden Authored by Jeffrey Sachs, originally posted at The Boston Globe, The Panama Papers opened yet another window on the global system of financial corruption,showing how political leaders and businesses use shell companies […]
by Tyler Durden The last 12 months have not been kind to WalMart. When the world’s largest retailer bowed to pressure to raise wages for its lowest-paid employees, the living wage crowd cheered. In short […]
by John Rubino on December 16, 2015 Ideally, a central bank would like the party to be rocking when it takes away the punch bowl. This party, however, is not cooperating. For every sign of […]
Submitted by Jeffrey Snider via Alhambra Investment Partners [17], With all the problems right now beyond Greece and China, from Canada’s “puzzling” recession [18] to Brazil’s unfolding disaster, and even the still-“shocking” [19] US economic […]
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