French employer group urges 'shock therapy' for economy … France's main employer group urged the government on Wednesday to scrap the 35-hour work week, raise the legal retirement age and cut the minimum wage to bring down chronically high unemployment and stimulate growth. Medef said its proposals would help Europe's second-largest economy create 1 million jobs over the next...Read More

Rouhani Blames the West for Rise of Islamic State, Demands Apology … Iranian president Hassan Rouhani, whom the Obama administration has considered enlisting in the fight against the Islamic State, blamed the growing threat of the jihadist group on the West's involvement in the Middle East. – National ReviewDominant Social Theme: Those crazy Iranians are at it again. Who believes t...Read More

French employer group urges 'shock therapy' for economy … France's main employer group urged the government on Wednesday to scrap the 35-hour work week, raise the legal retirement age and cut the minimum wage to bring down chronically high unemployment and stimulate growth. Medef said its proposals would help Europe's second-largest economy create 1 million jobs over the next...Read More

Rouhani Blames the West for Rise of Islamic State, Demands Apology … Iranian president Hassan Rouhani, whom the Obama administration has considered enlisting in the fight against the Islamic State, blamed the growing threat of the jihadist group on the West's involvement in the Middle East. – National ReviewDominant Social Theme: Those crazy Iranians are at it again. Who believes t...Read More

Japan's Debt Trap … Japan's government has a lot of debt. Not as much as people think — since much of that debt is owed by one branch of the government to another, net debt held by the public is only 134 percent of gross domestic product, not the widely quoted figure of 240 percent. But 134 percent is still a lot. About 15.6 percent of Japanese tax revenue goes to pay interest...Read More

Cannabis Cash: How Much Money Could Your State Make From Marijuana Legalization? … On Nov. 4, citizens in Alaska, Florida, Oregon and Washington, D.C., will cast their ballots on marijuana initiatives, and other states are also likely to consider legalization in upcoming elections. Colorado, the first state to allow the sale of recreational marijuana, is expected to take in $60 million to $7...Read More

Japan's Debt Trap … Japan's government has a lot of debt. Not as much as people think — since much of that debt is owed by one branch of the government to another, net debt held by the public is only 134 percent of gross domestic product, not the widely quoted figure of 240 percent. But 134 percent is still a lot. About 15.6 percent of Japanese tax revenue goes to pay interest...Read More

Cannabis Cash: How Much Money Could Your State Make From Marijuana Legalization? … On Nov. 4, citizens in Alaska, Florida, Oregon and Washington, D.C., will cast their ballots on marijuana initiatives, and other states are also likely to consider legalization in upcoming elections. Colorado, the first state to allow the sale of recreational marijuana, is expected to take in $60 million to $7...Read More

Well-known resource investor and co-founder of the Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership, Frank Giustra, sat with Kitco News' Daniela Cambone to discuss the current state of the gold market and the mining industry. Tune in now to this in-depth interview with one of the most renowned names in our industry at the Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting in New York. Kitco News, September 24, 2014.D...Read More

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Germany's energy policy is expensive, harmful and short-sighted … Berlin is failing the poor while protecting neither security nor the climate. – Financial TimesDominant Social Theme: This global warming is a problem and only Green solutions can cure it.Free-Market Analysis: There are two parts to this analysis. In the first part, we'll take a look at what's going on in Ger...Read More

SEC Announces Largest Reward Ever … An anonymous tipster living abroad will be receiving $30 million, in the largest whistleblower award ever doled out by U.S. securities regulators as part of a program that aims to incentivize insiders to report wrongdoing. – ReutersDominant Social Theme: In taking criminals off the street, almost any tactic is justified and even righteous.Free-Market...Read More

Germany's energy policy is expensive, harmful and short-sighted … Berlin is failing the poor while protecting neither security nor the climate. – Financial TimesDominant Social Theme: This global warming is a problem and only Green solutions can cure it.Free-Market Analysis: There are two parts to this analysis. In the first part, we'll take a look at what's going on in Ger...Read More

SEC Announces Largest Reward Ever … An anonymous tipster living abroad will be receiving $30 million, in the largest whistleblower award ever doled out by U.S. securities regulators as part of a program that aims to incentivize insiders to report wrongdoing. – ReutersDominant Social Theme: In taking criminals off the street, almost any tactic is justified and even righteous.Free-Market...Read More

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call Me The BreezeRecorded Live: 7/13/1977 - Convention Hall - Asbury Park, NJMore Lynyrd Skynyrd at Music Vault: http://www.musicvault.comSubscribe to Music Vault on YouTube: http://goo.gl/DUzpUFPersonnel: Ronnie Van Zant - VocalsAllen Collins - GuitarSteve Gaines - Guitar, VocalsGary Rossington - GuitarLeon Wilkeson - Bass, Background VocalsBilly Powell - PianoArtimus Pyle - Dru...Read More

Nikkei Crash a Risk Seen by Posen If Abe Blinks on Tax … [Economist Adam Posen] warns that the foreign love affair with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic program may be in jeopardy. Posen's fear, outlined in an interview in his office last week, is that Abe reneges on a plan to raise Japan's consumption tax to 10 percent, from the 8 percent level it was boosted to in April. If...Read More

Stoners get high on love with marijuana dating sites … Dinner and a movie make for a typical date night but dinner followed by a joint could raise some eyebrows or be a turn-off despite increasing acceptance of marijuana use across the United States. So now, tuned-in stoners and users of medical pot are turning on to dating websites that cater exclusively to tokers or, at the very least, the...Read More

Nikkei Crash a Risk Seen by Posen If Abe Blinks on Tax … [Economist Adam Posen] warns that the foreign love affair with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic program may be in jeopardy. Posen's fear, outlined in an interview in his office last week, is that Abe reneges on a plan to raise Japan's consumption tax to 10 percent, from the 8 percent level it was boosted to in April. If...Read More

Stoners get high on love with marijuana dating sites … Dinner and a movie make for a typical date night but dinner followed by a joint could raise some eyebrows or be a turn-off despite increasing acceptance of marijuana use across the United States. So now, tuned-in stoners and users of medical pot are turning on to dating websites that cater exclusively to tokers or, at the very least, the...Read More

Global deal on growth as G20 agrees to add 1.8pc to economic output … A GLOBAL deal on growth appears on track to create millions of jobs after the world's most powerful finance ministers announced plans to add at least 1.8 per cent to their combined economic output. The G20 finance summit has ended in Cairns with a renewed commitment to a growth target that is meant to add $2 trillion t...Read More