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Panama Papers — Are You in the Clear? Panama Papers — Are You in the Clear? May 16, 2016 by Ted Bauman Government & Politics The Panama Papers leak exposed quite a bit of personal information, much to the detriment of many legal offshore operations. Are you among those at risk? You may well be…
Bubble, Bubble ... the Fed's in Trouble The $3.7 Trillion Municipal-Bond Market Just Isn’t That “Liquid” May 10, 2016 by Jeff Yastine Bonds The Fed is allowing big banks to treat municipal bonds as safe, high-quality assets for emergency reserves. But once you’ve read up on Ramapo, New York, “safe” no longer comes to mind.
Exxon Mobil’s $12 Billion Bond Sale & Acquisition Hunt Means Oil Is a Buy March 22, 2016 by Jeff Yastine Oil Oil prices have soared 50% in the past two months. There are sure to be downdrafts before a recovery, but Exxon Mobil is already hunting for acquisitions … and you should take notice.
Apple Vs. the FBI The War on Privacy Apple vs. the FBI: The War on Privacy February 22, 2016 by Ted Bauman Privacy Invasion The government is going after Apple’s iPhone encryption with a vengeance. The “terrorism” flag is being waved, but it’s your privacy that’s really at stake. After all, can we really trust this breach of privacy will be “one time only”?

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