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A Bubble Builds in Greece July 24, 2017 Global Economy Greece is almost a synonym for unending economic crisis. But despite the problems, investors are buying Greek stocks.Three Theories about Russia: Ally, Cold War Adversary, or Enemy #1? July 24, 2017 Uncategorized One year ago, as the crisis in the Ukraine was dying down, Russia was barely on the radar screen of U.S. news outlets. If it appeared prominently in more than one daily news cycle per month, it was unusual. Moreover, few people understood the country, its domestic politics or its foreign policies. Fast forward to […]
Is Gerrymandering a Threat to Democracy? July 20, 2017 Government & Politics The U.S. Supreme Court's upcoming decision on gerrymandering could have a major impact on future U.S. elections. But will it really change anything?
CEOs Shift the Blame Before Stock Prices Start Falling July 18, 2017 U.S. Economy In calls with analysts, 61% of companies warned that the strong dollar is a cause of concern. CEOs might be trying to manage expectations.
Trump Is Teeing Up the Next Financial Crisis July 17, 2017 U.S. Economy There was some good news in the Congressional Budget Office's report last week. But the report seems to be using optimistic assumptions.





