Monthly Archives: April 2013

Iceland was the only country in 2008 to let their insolvent banks fail and foreign depositors take their losses. They also voted out the government that had aided and abetted the credit bubble that had demolished the domestic economy. Six … Continue reading →

There are several sides to every story, and this discussion covers some very uncomfortable points about the urge to degrade democracy for vendetta. These are complex issues, but agree or disagree, adults must always be open to consider how our … Continue reading →

Here is a direct link. “A grassroots campaign pioneered by a loose coalition of shareholder activists, pension fund members and elected officials is calling on the Securities and Exchange Commission to impose a new rule that would force publicly traded … Continue reading →