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Op-Ed: The US dollar could collapse in the near future

The US dollar (USD) could collapse within the near future. The USD could fall during the months of October or November of 2012 or shortly afterwards. It could be replaced by either a new global or North American currency.

In the Media by Eliot Elwar - 2 comments

The Chinese Yuan May Become A World Currency

China seeks to replace the diminishing U.S. dollar as the world reserve and trade currency, and efforts are underway in Beijing to set up the Chinese yuan for global currency.

In the Media by Eliot Elwar - 3 comments

Grocery store refuses to let woman pay with change

Portland - An Oregon woman says a Save-a-Lot grocery store refused to allow her to pay for her purchase with change when she recently went to the market with her last thirty-two dollars she had saved in a tin can.

In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 9 comments

Internet currency BitCoin exchangeable for real world money

A new form of currency called BitCoin has been sweeping the internet and can be exchanged for real world goods or money. The most interesting aspect is that any user can generate BitCoins out of thin air.

In the Media by Holly Goodwin - 1 comment

Bank of Canada showcases new polymer notes

Ottawa - What's in your wallet? If the Bank of Canada's plan to roll out its new notes goes off without a hitch, Canadians can expect to be carrying a lot more plastic.

In the Media by Justin Crann - 9 comments

All that Glitters is not Gold

This month, gold broke through the psychological $1300 per fine ounce threshold. It’s highest value ever. Should one broaden their investment portfolio to include gold?

In the Media by Andre C James

Good money, bad money and the tale of two economies

Are we heading into a currency war? Recent developments on the world markets suggest so. This "war" could have dire consequences for the working class the world over.

In the Media by Andre C James

Jim Rogers: Euro will probably break up in the next 15, 20 years

New York - Legendary investor Jim Rogers sat down with CNBC this week to discuss the current sovereign debt crisis in Greece, a possible collapse of the Euro and two of the world's biggest bubbles.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

China and U.S. clash again, this time over trade and currency

With U.S.-Chinese relations having already deteriorated during the last week due to a proposed arms deal between the U.S. and Taiwan and a possible meeting between President Obama and the Dalai Lama the two countries are now clashing over trade.

In the Media by Chris Dade - 2 comments

Chavez Announces Devaluation of Venezuelan Currency

In a move designed to address his country's economic woes President Hugo Chavez on Friday announced the first devaluation of the Venezuelan bolivar in nearly five years.

In the Media by Chris Dade

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