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Op-Ed: Time for our governments to stand up to the banksters

With the world headed for a double dip depression, what can the British or any government do? The answer appeared last week in a women’s magazine.

In the Media by Alexander Baron - 4 comments

Op-Ed: How to Create One Million American Jobs

If Congress exempted prison industries from labor and employment restrictions, a million jobs would be created -- and not just inside American prisons.

In the Media by John Dewar Gleissner - 5 comments

President of Greece says his nation on the brink of an 'abyss'

Athens - The angry protests in Greece are gaining momentum. Three people, two women and one man, were killed today when a gas bomb was thrown into a bank.

In the Media by Joan Firstenberg - 7 comments

Moody's warns high debts of U.S., UK may lead to AAA rating loss

A new report released by Moody's shows that the high national debt in the United States and the United Kingdom could lead the two states to lose their AAA credit rating.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Family Practise Doctors Becoming Rare Breed

Getting a General Practitioner in the United States may become even harder in the years to come with only 2 percent of graduating med students planning to work in primary care.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 2 comments

Op-Ed: You've heard of subprimes, but the new four letter word is 'CDO'

Subprimes aren’t the only dubious debts around. Australia’s biggest bank has just announced $830AU million provision for losses on collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) which like subprimes are bundles of loans.

In the Media by Paul Wallis - 1 comment

Hillary Clinton is Stiffing The Working People

The Hillary Clinton campaign has avoided paying hundreds of bills and vendors and service providers are warning people to get paid up front before rendering any services to the Clinton campaign or they may not get paid at all.

In the Media by Susan Duclos - 15 comments

Le Monde's In Financial Trouble

Yet again, the prestigious newspaper Le Monde is in financial trouble. At the end of last week, its stockholders met to find ways to redress their debts of at least E10 million.

In the Media by Angelique van Engelen

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Greek minister blames EU for not averting debt crisis

Athens blames the EU for not averting the country's debt crisis

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