Month: October 2012

By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Germany withdrew two thirds of its vast holdings of gold from Bank of England vaults shortly after the launch of the euro

From Reuters The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) recommended on Monday that the U.S. bond market stay closed on Tuesday Oct. 30 due

By Andrew Hessel, Marc Goodman and Steven Kotler This is how the future arrived. It began innocuously, in the early 2000s, when businesses started to

By Jonathon Weil There is something very weird about the civil complaint the Justice Department filed this week against Bank of America Corp. (BAC) for

From Dr. Joseph Farrell Yesterday I began a short multi-series blog that I am entitling Gold, Germany, and Geopolitics, because, as I indicated yesterday, so

[Note from CAF: This is a description of a panel coming up at Stanford Law School. It shows that when a decision is made to

[CAF Note: Bill Eitner of Computers for Everyone in East Palo Alto sent this note to his colleague Court Skinner. This is a great example

YouTube | 21 October 2012 By Roy Greenslade I know it’s fashionable for publishers to cut back on staffing so I wonder what they think