Democracy for sale: how our politics are heavily reliant on tax haven-friendly donors. Also, we ask: why is HSBC shutting down offshore accounts in Jersey? Are we in the final few years of the corporate income tax? Is Australia’s exempting

Democracy for sale: how our politics are heavily reliant on tax haven-friendly donors. Also, we ask: why is HSBC shutting down offshore accounts in Jersey? Are we in the final few years of the corporate income tax? Is Australia’s exempting

When I first came across the title to this article, I didn’t think much of it. In fact, I almost didn’t even click the link thinking it was just a repeat of a prior expose I highlighted in the post: Hillary

When I first came across the title to this article, I didn’t think much of it. In fact, I almost didn’t even click the link thinking it was just a repeat of a prior expose I highlighted in the post: Hillary

Note to the higher education industry: issuing diplomas doesn’t magically create new jobs in the real world. By virtually any standard, wealth inequality has soared to historic levels in the six years of “recovery” since the Great Recession of 2008-09.

Note to the higher education industry: issuing diplomas doesn’t magically create new jobs in the real world. By virtually any standard, wealth inequality has soared to historic levels in the six years of “recovery” since the Great Recession of 2008-09.

Gold Downside $850/oz; Upside Jump to $2,000/oz on ‘Grexit’ -Capital Economics chart-based analysis sees gold ending year higher at $1,400 per ounce -Sees a remote possibility of gold falling to $850 per ounce -A “Grexit” may cause gold to surge

Gold Downside $850/oz; Upside Jump to $2,000/oz on ‘Grexit’ -Capital Economics chart-based analysis sees gold ending year higher at $1,400 per ounce -Sees a remote possibility of gold falling to $850 per ounce -A “Grexit” may cause gold to surge

There’s no better way to show terrorists you mean business than by preemptively ending freedom before the infidels have a chance to. Ever since the tragic Charlie Hebdo terror attacks, France has responded by turning its back on decency, freedom

Borrowing in USD was risk-on; buying USD is risk-off. There is a lively debate about the global demand for U.S. dollars: Global finance faces $9 trillion stress test as dollar soars (Telegraph.co.uk) Is There a US$ Shortage? Will it Sink