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by Aaron Dyer - 2008-09-25
Ayn Rand, a philosopher wrote, "Money is only a tool. It will take you wherever you wish, but it will not replace you as the driver". To gain this important "tool", outside financing is often sought f...
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by Jamie Liddell - 2008-10-29
At the Working Capital Management Forum 2008 in London, SSON convened a roundtable debate on the impact of the credit crunch, and ways organizations can limit that impact. This extract from the end o...
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by Edward Grey - 2008-10-31
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. Aside from being heart of its financial activities, the city serves as the center of culture of the country. Unlike other buzzing metros, Edinburgh is able to ke...
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by nlwest21 - 2008-11-13
In 1829 members of the French of the Antonio Armijo party gave Las Vegas its name and used the water around the area while they made their way along the Old Spanish Trail from New Mexico. During this...
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by Matthew Lesko - 2008-11-14
With the Federal Government extending a $300 billion "helping hand" to financial giants Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and now AIG, one can't help but wonder why everyday taxpayers can't get a...
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by Matthew Lesko - 2008-11-14
WASHINGTON -- As the Federal Government doles out billions of dollars to bolster up a faltering economy, many believe the government pool of giveaways has dried up -- but government money expert, Matt...
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by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
In the wake of the global credit crunch, stock exchanges throughout the world collapsed in tandem. Why? 1. All of them - from the mighty Wall Street to the puny Macedonian Stock Exchange - have come t...
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by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
In 1976, the word "subprime" used to mean: a loan offered to desirable, creditworthy clients with its interest rate set below the prime rate. Within less than 15 years it came to be defined by this ar...
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by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
The global crisis of 2007-9 was, actually, a confluence of unrelated problems on three continents. In the United States, investment banks were brought down by hyper-leveraged investments in ill-unders...
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by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
Car repossessions are up 25% in Romania, as the members of a newly-minted class of consumers are unable to meet their obligations. Austrian, Greek, Swedish, and German banks are exposed to default ris...
