Dying of Money Lessons of the Great German and American Inflations [Hardcover] The author vividly and thoroughly recounts the influence of inflation throughout history with

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A Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR), now a government accounting standard, found its first roots with the establishment of the “National Committee on Municipal Accounting”

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By Zachary A. Goldfarb After President Obama signs into law an overhaul of financial regulation at a ceremony set for Wednesday, his administration will turn

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Imagine a world trading solely in gold and silver coins. Imagine the size of your wallet. Yet this is the ideal world envisaged by some

The Senate is expected to vote on a bill to restore extended unemployment benefits on Tuesday, shortly after a successor to the late Sen. Robert

By Christopher Palmeri Hundreds of residents of one of the poorest municipalities in Los Angeles County shouted in protest last night as tensions rose over

By Elena Moya Shocked by past deals with Italy and Greece, governments are excluding the Wall Street bank from sovereign bond sales. European governments are

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By Derrick Ho An upper layer of Earth’s atmosphere recently shrank so much that researchers are at a loss to adequately explain it, NASA said

The Environmental Modification Convention (ENMOD), formally the Convention on the Prohibition of Military or Any Other Hostile Use of Environmental Modification Techniques is an international

By Jan Harvey and Veronica Brown A small footnote in the Bank of International Settlements’ latest annual statement has flagged up a potentially major development

By Eric Westervelt The Havelbluete, the Augusta and the Chiemgauer might sound like the names of locally brewed beers, but they are in fact micro-currencies

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By Alex Pham and David Sarno Digital tools advance beyond screens that talk and play videos, connecting readers to authors and online fan communities. Emma

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Evergreen Farm, the finest farm and dairy in my county, announced this week that they are closing and will auction their herd and land. This

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July 22, 2010 – 7PM MDT with Clifford E Carnicom The Carnicom Institute will hold a live webinar on Thursday, July 22nd, 2010 at 7PM

By Karl Denninger Since when does the SEC announce that it’s about to make an announcement – about an hour before the market closes the

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