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Daily Digest 5/9 - Why We All Need The Middle Classes, Everybody Lives in Asia

Thursday, May 9, 2013, 10:25 AM
  • Gold Is Collapsing, Not Bottoming: Swedroe
  • 11 Reasons Why The Federal Reserve Should Be Abolished
  • Germans splurge on Italian homes locals can’t afford
  • India’s new China war
  • No Bank Deposits Will Be Spared from Confiscation
  • Gold: Who’s Selling, Who's Buying, Who's Lying
  • Everybody Lives in Asia
  • Only 150 of 3500 U.S. Colleges Are Worth the Investment: Former Secretary of Education
  • Sea Of Money
  • Why we all need the middle classes
  • Buena Vista: Meeting could tell if school will start again; district knew state overpaid it
  • Gold and Silver: Sentiment Reversal is Inevitable
  • Downloads for 3D-printed Liberator gun reach 100,000
  • Canadian Government Establishes Two-Tier Approach for Trade Talks: Insiders and Everyone Else
  • Shell to develop Stones deepwater oil field in Gulf of Mexico
  • JP Morgan: A New Type of Dirty Energy
  • 5.09.13: Canadian Tire follows Loblaw’s lead with real estate spin-off
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Daily Digest 5/7 - France's Budget Gap Widens, Australia Faces Decade Of Debt

Wednesday, May 8, 2013, 10:03 AM
  • Unemployment haunts Social Security recipients
  • Spanish Banks Refinanced, Restructured $272.4 Billion in Loans
  • Australia faces decade of debt, economists warn
  • France's budget gap widens in March
  • L.A. city employees urge leaders to go after uncollected fees, taxes to balance $7.7B budget
  • Copper theft epidemic has lawmakers looking for answers
  • Wall Street sees Fed buying $1.25 trillion of assets in stimulus: Reuters poll
  • India's cheap food plans to prove costly for government
  • French Industrial Output Drops as Hollande Aims to Revive Growth
  • Wichita school district counts record number of homeless children
  • Greenspan-Era Faith in Fed Seen With Bernanke: Chart of the Day
  • Many Americans say they can't retire until their 70s or 80s
  • Bankers Warn Fed of Farm, Student Loan Bubbles Echoing Subprime
  • Australian Central Bank Cuts Key Rate to Historic Low
  • New red light camera law could raise cost of appeals
  • Moody’s Says Cities View ‘Strategic Default’ as Less Taboo
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Daily Digest 5/7 - Why Gas Prices Will Soar, Canadian Banks: Safe As Houses?

Tuesday, May 7, 2013, 12:15 PM
  • The Incredible Weight of Quantitative Easing
  • The great global food gap
  • Euro founder calls for ‘catastrophic’ currency to be broken up
  • Less Is More: Rogue Economists Champion Prosperity Without Growth
  • John Embry: Chief Investment Strategist for Sprott Gold & Precious Minerals Fund
  • Canadian Banks: Safe As Houses?
  • Why Natural Gas Prices will Soar in the Future
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Daily Digest 5/6 - OPEC Falling Apart at the Seams, The Thin Red Line

Monday, May 6, 2013, 11:02 AM
  • Even In a Time of Elephantine Vanity and Greed
  • Quantitative Easing is a Heavy Load
  • German euro founder calls for 'catastrophic' currency to be broken up
  • Schiff: We're Heading For A Crisis Worse Than 2007
  • The Thin Red Line
  • OPEC Falling Apart at the Seams
  • How Resource Limits Lead to Financial Collapse
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Daily Digest 5/5 - Graft In Spain, Should We Live In Hope?

Sunday, May 5, 2013, 12:46 PM
  • Interview with Dr. Paul Craig Roberts
  • Choco pies: The smuggled treats of North Korea
  • Is The Fed Blowing Bubbles?
  • Small-Town Mayor’s Millions as Exhibit A on Graft in Spain
  • The Last Refuge From Scandal? Professorships
  • Should we live in hope?
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Daily Digest 5/4 - NYC Adds Flood Evacuation Zones, Canada Wrestles With Bee-Killing Pesticides

Saturday, May 4, 2013, 11:24 AM
  • Housewives' gold rush keeps price from falling
  • China arrests after rat, mink and fox sold as mutton
  • Video game league apologizes for Bitcoin scandal
  • Business Investment Rebounds Even as Recovery Drags
  • Adding Evacuation Zones in Response to Hurricane
  • Early Wildfire Drives Thousands From Homes in Southern California
  • Canada wrestles with bee-killing crop pesticides
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Daily Digest 5/3 - Bottom 90% Systematically Getting Poorer, Suicide Rates Rise Sharply in U.S.

Friday, May 3, 2013, 10:41 AM
  • Currency Wars: Chinese Gold Rush and American Pravda
  • The Fatal Disease of the Status Quo: Diminishing Returns
  • The Bottom 90 Percent Of The Country Is Systematically Getting Poorer
  • Jeff Sachs: The Movie 
  • Suicide Rates Rise Sharply in U.S.
  • Greg Palast: Introducing Obama's New Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker
  • How porn links and Ben Bernanke snuck into Bitcoin's code
  • Continuing Low Interest Rates In The US, Europe Joins The Party
  • Gerry Protti, New Alberta Energy Regulator Head, Not The Right Man For The Job: Critics
  • Nuclear Fusion – Possible at Last?
  • UCLA graphene supercapacitors could revolutionise storage
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Daily Digest 5/2 - Running Out Of Planet To Exploit, What If We Never Run Out of Oil?

Thursday, May 2, 2013, 11:56 AM
  • Federal Reserve Refuses to Submit to an Audit of Germany’s Gold Held in U.S. Vaults
  • Neil Macdonald: The secretive world of printing money
  • The Unofficial Inflation Rate
  • Lasers, microwave deployed in high-speed trading arms race
  • IRS Data Web Snares Mostly Low- and Middle-Income Taxpayers
  • Fed holds steady on stimulus, worried by fiscal drag
  • The Fed's QE Exit Will More Than Quadruple Interest Costs For The US
  • What Is YOUR Inflation Rate? 
  • Smart cites: Sustainable solutions for urban living
  • Muzzling Science: How Tories Control The Message
  • The future of business: what are the alternatives to capitalism?
  • A City That Turns Garbage Into Energy Copes With a Shortage
  • What If We Never Run Out of Oil?
  • Running Out of Planet to Exploit
  • Flow of Tainted Water Is Latest Crisis at Japan Nuclear Plant
  • GM joins call for US action on climate change
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Daily Digest 5/1 - Gold Buyers Put On Waiting List, The Illusion Of Growth

Wednesday, May 1, 2013, 10:19 AM
  • For the unemployed, no reprieve on budget cuts
  • Moody's downgrades Slovenia to 'junk' bond rating
  • Bad Economy Sends Spaniards Packing for Latin America
  • Perth Mint working flat out on weekends to satisfy gold rush
  • Gold buyers forced to go on waiting list
  • 'There will be more wealth confiscation, without a doubt'
  • Canada can't account for $3.1B in anti-terror funding, AG finds
  • The Crash BEFORE the Climb
  • Neil Macdonald: The illusion of growth
  • The Monarchs Of Money
  • More Solar Workers in the U.S. than Coal Miners
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Daily Digest 4/30 - In Dollars They Trust, Why You Can Only Buy 5 Kinds Of Apples

Tuesday, April 30, 2013, 10:54 AM
  • Statistical Discrimination Against the Long-Term Unemployed
  • Student Loan Bubble Cracks With Pulled Sallie Mae Bond Deal
  • Neil Macdonald: The 'monarchs of money' and the war on savers
  • Zimbabwe after hyperinflation: In dollars they trust
  • Presenting The Bank With The Biggest Derivative Exposure In The World
  • Jonathan Kay: China’s ruthless foreign policy is changing the world in dangerous ways
  • The Sunny T'Sou-ke First Nation Loves Solar Power
  • Serious Breaches at BP’s Norwegian Platform Cause Risk of Huge Explosion
  • Why Your Supermarket Only Sells Five Kinds Of Apples