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In the land of the forests: dispatch from Perm, Roman Yushkov
the Perm region once boasted well-managed forests, protected and processed for the common good. Today those forests lie abandoned or looted in the name of progress. the locals aren’t happy, but what can they do, asks Roman Yushkov? From the plane window the ...

Press Digest-Australian Business News - Feb 13
AGL Energy is in talks with Tokyo Electric Power Company to acquire the Japanese company's 32.5 percent stake in the Loy Yang Power brown coal power station in Victoria.

How to Raise the Debt Ceiling by $1.6 Trillion Without Congress
A couple of weeks ago I took notice here of the trial balloon coming out of the White House about how the debt ceiling might be unconstitutional, based on a strained reading of a clause in the 14th Amendment, and therefore simply ignored by President Obama and the ...

Georges Ugeux: Is the European Central Bank Playing With Fire?
the maturity of the loans is 3 years and the rate of interest is... 1 percent while banks borrow above the Euribor rate close to 2 percent for three years.

BlogBites for July 18, 2011
From http://www.standoutlots.com/blog:" Most of the more high quality advertising blimps are made from polyurethane, which is durable and can last up to two years of normal usage. Polyurethane can also hold helium for a week or more without having to be refilled any. PVC and nylon blimps should ...

In anti-fee climate, banks quietly raise revenue elsewhere
Three months after banks scrapped plans for debit card fees, it's becoming clearer how they intend to recoup money lost in the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.

Hitting the Jackpot / Solutions
Ruth Bonneville / Winnipeg Free Press Within the next few years, many wind turbines will be seen in the land just south of this road to help supplement the resources of the reserve.

Greek Bailouts, Free Speech Impediments and a Faux Debt-Ceiling Wrestling Match by Edward H. Crane
Don't you just love the Big Fat Greek Bailout? Here's a country that has been in default for centuries, and now all of a sudden we're supposed to have heart palpitations because they may default on their financial obligations yet again. Of course, anyone daft enough to buy Greek debt deserves ...

Fair Finance trustee investigation finds emails and a low credit score
When Textron Financial Corp. agreed to lend Indiana businessman Timothy Durham up to $22 million to buy Fair Finance Co., it knew things about Durham that Fair's owner and investors in Ohio didn't at the time.

Big Government Downplays Concern Over Default Despite Warnings From Experts
A post on Andrew Breitbart's Big Government website downplayed concerns that the federal government could default if the debt ceiling is not raised by August 2, claiming that "the whole 'crisis' is as phony as a $3 federal reserve note." However, ...