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Daily Digest 5/25 - Wealth On A Plane, On The Front Lines Of Food Safety

by Daily Digest
Saturday, May 25, 2013, 10:50 AM
  • Wealth On A Plane
  • Doomsday investors betting on market crash
  • Gold & Silver – Markets Provide Us The Best Information
  • Dispute Over Budget Deepens a Rift Within the G.O.P.
  • States’ Policies on Health Care Exclude Some of the Poorest
  • Bison-Loving Billionaires Rile Ranchers With Land Grab in American West
  • On The Front Lines Of Food Safety
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Daily Digest 5/24 - Scandals And Economic Disasters, Toxic Rice Causes Concern In China

by Daily Digest
Friday, May 24, 2013, 10:47 AM
  • Elizabeth Warren Grills Treasury Secretary on Too Big to Fail
  • Thanks To QE Bernanke Has Injected Foreign Banks With Over $1 Trillion In Cash For First Time Ever
  • Hyperinflation – 10 Worst Cases
  • 1/3 of Canadians live paycheque to paycheque, survey suggests
  • Scandals & Economic Disasters
  • Greek Prostitution Soars By 150% As Youth Unempoyment Hits 75% In Some Areas
  • Venezuela aims to end toilet paper shortage
  • Will It Be Inflation Or Deflation? The Answer May Surprise You
  • Harvard Economist: 'The Crisis Isn't Over in the US or Europe'
  • Stockholm riots throw spotlight on Swedish inequality
  • Tax avoidance: Developing countries take on multinationals
  • Straw bale homes for LILAC co-housing residents
  • Toxic Rice Causes Concern In China
  • Siblings' Victoria company boosts shellfish sector with algae-producing reactor
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Daily Digest 5/23 - Big Wind’s Trail Of Wings, Living Buildings For Tomorrow's Cities

by Daily Digest
Thursday, May 23, 2013, 10:22 AM
  • Gold ETFs Are Liquidating By The Ton
  • Schizophrenic investors expect slump: bet on boom
  • Clients Denied Gold At Major Banks As Shortage Intensifies
  • Thanks To QE Bernanke Has Injected Foreign Banks With Over $1 Trillion In Cash For First Time Ever
  • Gramm and McMillin: The Debt Problem Hasn't Vanished
  • Want to Save the Environment? Build More Cities
  • Republic of Ireland calls for international tax action
  • US Treasury secretary says he has begun tapping federal retiree pension fund to avoid default
  • Millions falling into poverty in recession-racked Italy: report
  • Seven Ways Today's Economy Is Like The NHL Playoffs
  • PBS Killed Wisconsin Uprising Documentary "Citizen Koch" To Appease Koch Brothers
  • Court upholds B.C. mining company’s use of temporary foreign workers from China
  • Big Wind’s trail of wings
  • Living buildings for tomorrow’s cities
  • Food swapping: The movement taking off in the UK
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Daily Digest 5/22 - Hard Times In Vallejo, Class Of 2013 Has Largest Debt Ever

by Les Pierce
Wednesday, May 22, 2013, 10:39 AM
  • Bankia compensation qualms signal loss of faith in Spain's banks
  • IMF says Washington cutting budget deficits too quickly
  • Cleveland will double red-light cameras
  • China Starts Unit to Diversify Reserves From U.S. Debt, WSJ Says
  • In post-bankruptcy Vallejo, services few, times hard
  • Class of 2013 has largest debt ever
  • Officials tinker with lights, produce more ticket fines (Florida)
  • Chicago-area pension funding gap jumps to $32 billion: report
  • ICE Joins CME Warning of Splits in Global Derivatives Rules ($633 trillion)
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Daily Digest 5/21 - Tornado Strikes OK Suburbs, How Reliable is the IEA’s Forecast?

by Daily Digest
Tuesday, May 21, 2013, 10:57 AM
  • Glimpsing The Hereafter 2
  • Gold & Silver Price Subject To Greediness Of Traders
  • Welcome To The Real Space Age
  • Japan’s New Optimism Has Name: Abenomics
  • Energy and Economic Growth: Interview with Mark Thoma
  • How Reliable is the IEA’s Oil Market Forecast?
  • Indication of anomalous heat energy production in a reactor device containing hydrogen loaded nickel powder
  • Tornado Strikes Oklahoma City Suburbs
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Daily Digest 5/20 - Market Boom Or Bubble, Fertile Plains Turn to Dust In TX

by Daily Digest
Monday, May 20, 2013, 12:02 PM
  • Canada Jobs Grant: Harper Government Buying Ads To Promote Program That Doesn't Yet Exist
  • Motive, Means, & Opportunity in the Gold Market
  • The Spreading Consequences Of Syria's Civil War
  • Boom Or Bubble?
  • Natural Gas – The “Slow Process that's Gathering Speed”
  • Lines In The Sand
  • Tornadoes Level Homes in Okla., Killing One Person
  • Wells Dry, Fertile Plains Turn to Dust
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Daily Digest 5/19 - The Health Toll Of Immigration, Rebuilding The Coastline At What Cost?

by Daily Digest
Sunday, May 19, 2013, 12:12 PM
  • Lew asks Congress for debt increase, says it’s 'not open to debate'
  • Cities: How crowded life is changing us
  • Gold In 2013 – Too Many Mysteries Remain Inexplicable
  • So Far, the Battery Charger Is Working in Japan
  • The Health Toll Of Immigration
  • Wells Fargo Rises to Record Close as Home Market Rebounds
  • Rebuilding The Coastline, But At What Cost?
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Daily Digest 5/18 - U.S. Seizes Bitcoin Accounts, Mountain Of Waste Grows In Detroit

by Daily Digest
Saturday, May 18, 2013, 11:01 AM
  • Jim Rogers on Gold: Continues to Have a Long Overdue Correction
  • U.S. authorities seize accounts of major Bitcoin operator
  • US seizes Bitcoin operator accounts
  • Paper Gold, Metal Gold - When Worlds Diverge
  • How Student Loans Became a $120 Billion Government Bonanza
  • Gold & Silver Price – The True Story Is All About Time
  • A Black Mound of Canadian Oil Waste Is Rising Over Detroit
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Daily Digest 5/17 - Why Gold Won't Stay Down, The Beneficial Bacteria In Our Guts

by Daily Digest
Friday, May 17, 2013, 10:00 AM
  • Paper Silver Price Retesting April 2013 Lows: What about the Physical Price?
  • Why Gold Won't Stay Down
  • DSM-5: Mental Health Professionals, Critics Face Off Over Upcoming Psychiatric Manual
  • 11 charts that show Canada’s economy is entering a world of hurt
  • Venezuela Runs Out Of Toilet Paper
  • How Facebook and Brooklyn Killed America's Obsession With Cars
  • Some Of My Best Friends Are Germs
  • The Great Salt Debate: So Bad?
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Daily Digest 5/16 - Farms Feeling The Pinch, The Bank Shakedown That Could Ruin Your Life

by Daily Digest
Thursday, May 16, 2013, 11:38 AM
  • Opinion: Sell financial advice or products, not both
  • French recession: Farms feeling the pinch
  • How to skip lines at Disney: Hire a disabled ‘escort’ on the black market — only $1,040 a day
  • Gold & What I Know For Certain
  • Gold Daily and Silver Weekly Charts - South Africa Imports $1 Billion In Gold Bullion From NYC?
  • Timelapse
  • William Kaye: Founder, Vice Chairman and Senior Managing Director of the Pacific Alliance Group of Companie
  • A New Chapter In Currency Wars – Russia Joins The Game
  • Richard Cordray and the CFPB Are Monitoring Your Banking Habits
  • The Vicious New Bank Shakedown That Could Seriously Ruin Your Life
  • Student Debt and the Crushing of the American Dream
  • Brits Are Now Poorer Than The French, Swiss, Belgians, Swedes, Austrians, Aussies And Canadians
  • Six-figure salaries no draw as young workers shun Canada’s oil and gas sector for ‘sexier’ industries
  • Goldman Sachs hires particle physicist from the Large Hadron Collider
  • Produce Industry’s Food Safety Push Takes Toll on the Environment
  • Which way will the Alberta oil pipeline go after Christy Clark’s win?
  • Commander Hadfield Shows Us What Science Communication Could Be. Visually.
  • Maps show impact of overcutting old-growth forests, conservation groups say
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