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Facebook IPO makes U2's Bono the richest musician in the world?

London - Reports suggest that thanks to Facebook, U2's frontman Bono has overtaken former Beatles Paul McCartney in accumulated wealth to make him the richest musician in the world.
In the Media by R. Francis Rubio - 3 comments

Everything you need to know about Facebook's IPO today

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg rang Nasdaq's opening bell this morning to usher in a momentous day in business history: Facebook's initial public offering is one of the largest in history, elevating Facebook to be one of the most valuable U.S. companies.
In the Media by David Silverberg - 4 comments

New Election Ad: 'Wall Street sure supports President Obama'

New York - The American Future Fund, a right-wing non-profit organization, launched a new ad in several election battleground states that accuses President Barack Obama of having extremely close ties to Wall Street.
In the Media by Andrew Moran

Goldman Sachs exec resigns, says firm labels clients as 'muppets'

New York - Greg Smith, a Goldman Sachs executive director responsible for the U.S./Americas equity derivatives business in Europe, has resigned from the Wall Street titan. Smith, who published an op-ed piece, harshly criticized his former employer.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 11 comments

Apple stock hits $500 per share

New York - It was announced on the New York stock exchange today that shares in the computing and technology giant Apple hit $500 for the first time.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Corzine's admission adds credence to protesters of greed

Washington - The latest chief executive illustrating why Occupy Movements went viral is provided by Jon Corzine. A former U.S. Senator of New Jersey, previously with Goldman Sachs, he claims not to know where $1.2 billion in customer funds from his firm has gone.
In the Media by Robert G Cope - 14 comments

Federal Judge rejects Citigroup – SEC settlement

New York - A federal judge rejected a $285 million dollar settlement between Citigroup and the Securites and Exchange Commission Monday after determining that the American financial watchdog had to prove – rather than just claim - the bank committed fraud.
In the Media by Mike Lapointe - 5 comments

Markets closely watch new Greek and Italian leaders

Markets watched Europe closely today following a tumultuous week in the Euro-zone that saw two elected leaders step down amidst growing fears of Greek and Italian insolvency.
In the Media by Mike Lapointe

Op-Ed: The People Against The Banks

The Occupy Wall Street protesters must not allow themselves to be sidetracked by talk about Zionist bankers, American 'Imperialism' or the perennial fight against 'racism'.
In the Media by Alexander Baron

Op-Ed: David Duke's most unlikely supporter

Los Angeles - A black woman who spoke out against the “Zionist Jews” who control Wall Street and the Federal Reserve has found herself out of a job. Is this the hidden hand at work, or something else?
In the Media by Alexander Baron - 1 comment
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Ze’ev Jabotinsky Lives On: From Irving Moskowitz to Danny Danon – No Mightier Weapon than Indifference

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the State of Israel, by all accounts was heavily influenced by his recently...
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Range Anxiety – Reality Or Perception?

While many point to “range anxiety” as the reason that the adoption of all-electric vehicles is not proceeding at...
May 25, 2012 by Linda Bailey

Making a Difference in the World with a Smile is all it Takes

A smile is one of the most powerful gestures on planet earth! A smile is free, and can be given as well as received...
May 22, 2012 in  Give A Smile A Day by Mindy Allan - 1 comment

Mitt Romney Quitting the Campaign for Ron Paul?

Is Mitt Romney stepping aside to allow Ron Paul a clear victory in the G.O.P.? News of Ron Paul's victories...

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Owning a PR firm I consume media non-stop, but reading news about Israel and Judaism is constantly a bewildering...
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