I guess the North Korean militaries and senior government ministers had no problem with finding who would succeed Kim Jong-il when their supreme leader passed away. His son, Kim Jong-un, was the obvious choice after being put under the spotlights, in September 2010. But Kim Jong-un wasn’t supposed to be the next heir to […]
TS♦Bank Announces New Kasasa Giving Account
TS♦Bank, today announced it is offering the most compassionate banking account on the market, Kasasa Giving™, which allows consumers to make charitable giving an integral part of every day. Kasasa Giving is a free, high interest checking account in which account holders earn money to keep and earn money to donate to their selected charity. […]
Amanda Knox, Raffaele Sollecito, and the complete lack of mixed blood
Introduction The Conti-Vecchiotti report casts further doubt upon the reliability of the bra clasp and the kitchen knife, two of the strongest, yet seriously flawed, pieces of evidence against Ms. Knox and Mr. Sollecito in this case. With the appeals trial expect to wrap up shortly, it is time to reexamine the strength of the other biological […]
The Next Market Bubble Is Forming and No One Sees It
The mass media is obsessed with bubbles. They see market bubbles everywhere, like in crude oil, soft commodities or China… Granted, there are some serious issues with all three, especially with China and its consumption of the other two. According to a report from a colleague of mine, there could be something happening with regard […]
China Overreaching for Crude Oil
The South China Sea is up for grabs — the world will soon see if any nation is ready to play for keeps. Don’t look now, but the geopolitical structure of Asia is about to get very interesting. As is often the case, it all comes down to crude oil. The South China Sea […]
Bernanke’s Quantitative Easing may not be the panacea to US economic downturn
Quantitative Easing as a last resort of a monetary policy has its limitations. When the economy is in bad shape bedeviled with high unemployment, large debts and deficits, the power of Quantitative Easing might likely become waned. This can be attributed to the recent Fed’s Chairman Bernanke meddling in the capital market with $600 billion […]
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