John Helmer: Tulip Sanctions – Russia Busts the Dutch Flower Trust, Almost
The Dutch flower market is a monopolist under assault. A case study of an economic and political struggle.
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Read more...I hope you’ll enjoy this interview with Mark Ames: Naked Capitalism: “We are in the business of making trouble.”
Read more...How big corporate tax avoidance hurts local schools.
Read more...The scandal over CalPERS’ failure to track “carry fees” has the industry worried enough that it is offering up ludicrous rationalizations.
Read more...Don’t sweat the details of the US/Iran nuclear accord. What matters is that the calculus of power in the Middle East just changed, big time.
Read more...What explains the turmoil in Chinese stock markets, and what does it mean for the rest of the world?
Read more...Why it will probably take no less than three years to do the IT implementation related to a Grexit.
Read more...“We have 15 years to avert a full-blown water crisis.” Why stopping privatization of water will help.
Read more...This Real News Network segment gives a detailed assessment of what Dodd Frank did and did not accomplish.
Read more...Silly me! I thought that given that the Greek government had prostrated itself and had complied with the creditor demand to pass legislation double-plus quickly or else, that the worst of the hurdles to getting the third bailout passed had been surmounted.
I should know better than that.
Read more...Yellen tries conning journalists and the Great Unwashed Public in her defense of preserving the current level of Fed dividends to banks.
Read more...The Opium Wars illustrate the brutal effectiveness of Great Britain’s use of a particular notion of freedom as a means of conquest.
Read more...Filling in some details on a bombshell report about a call that Varoufakis had with hedge fund managers about a parallel currency.
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