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The story of seed has become one of loss, control, dependence and debt. It’s been written by those who want to make vast profit from

Wal-Mart now sells to the citizens of the United States more than one-fifth of their food, which is more than the combined sales of its

(CAF Note: Is the LIBOR scandal sufficiently frustrating that the UK Defense establishment thought we needed some light reading for the weekend?) By Ed Krayewski

Lloyds Banking Group could have to pay out more than £1bn over claims it was involved in the manipulation of Libor, according to City analysts.

“Catherine Austin Fitts has perspective on the housing and mortgage meltdown like no other. Under President George Herbert Walker Bush, she was Assistant Secretary of

[click on the image for a larger version] By Conor Sen Robots have come to destroy our way of life, just as we saw in

Published by Harvard University Whatever the future, the analysis reported in this paper reveals some important points:  • Oil is not in short supply. From

U.S. Federal Judge Stanley Sporkin talk about the JOBS Act Judge Stanley Sporkin Stanley Sporkin (born February 7, 1932) is a former judge of the

How do healthcare costs compare around the world? Photograph: Alamy By Simon Rogers The US spends more than any other country in the world on

By Sarah Horowitz For the First Time, USPTO Will Expand Operations Outside Washington, DC, to Dallas, Denver, and Silicon Valley, in Addition to Detroit, Which