…that changed after Bondi’s revelation. Back in September, CNN reported on the timeline of what followed: “The efforts to downplay Epstein conspiracy theories and previous promises for disclosure really kicked off on…

…a paltry 3 percent. Increasingly, companies have to spend their money on retirees, not future growth. Last week, for example, Ford announced that it was spending $5 billion to shore…

…16 of Ohio’s 88 counties. Half of these are strung along the Lake Erie shore, four more are contiguous in the densely populated north-east corner, and the other four contain…

…will spend the next dollar meeting some unsatisfied need, while the person with lots of wealth has the option of devoting it to rent-seeking or accumulation in an off-shore shelter….

…contractionary effect will result, in contrast, if more of the repatriated earnings are used to shore up “cash-flow” issues or pay dividends. A repatriation tax holiday is not a good…

…the will of financially solid nations such as Germany to unite behind their troubled neighbors to shore up the currency union.” so they can’t say that the German position is…

…tax reform that may cut back on loopholes but in the process will lower rates and allow multinationals to offshore money-making enterprises, with the results that even fewer multinationals will…

…is that it meant that monies that otherwise would have to have been used to shore up capital were instead paid out as bonuses by the now-uncontrolled banks, or, in…

…other day that not just did I, a guy who rarely watches tv, have knowledge of a show called Jersey Shore and can even recognize three of its cast members….

…default rises (see chart below). (3) This one’s critical: policy makers must shore up Ireland and Portugal in order to avoid a quick contagion across the European banking system. They…