Month: May 2013

By Tania Rabesandratana The European Commission is reforming the European Union’s plant and animal health legislation in a bid to enhance food safety across the

By Brigitte Granville, Hans-Olaf Henkel & Stefan Kawalec On the eve of the American Civil War, Abraham Lincoln famously said that “a house divided cannot

By The Committee on Financial Services The House of Representatives today passed two bipartisan Financial Services Committee bills, including one that sets a deadline for

By GuruFocus Prof. Robert Shiller of Yale University invented the Schiller P/E to measure the market’s valuation. The Schiller P/E is a more reasonable market

By Robert Wenzel This is Update 2 on news that the Department of Homeland Security has served a court order to the money exchange service

“After all, most civilized and semi-civilized countries known to history had a large class of slaves or serfs completely subordinate to their owners. There is

By Dan Kadlec The retirement savings crisis in America has brought us to this point: It’s a near certainty that mandatory savings accounts are in