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‘A trust crisis’

Trust is a vital element in financial decision-making, whether one is turning a check over to a banker or asking a broker for investment advice.

Recruiting Kids to Sell the Brand

A new book highlights the effects on consumerism on children and raises questions and objections to research firms which recruit kids to test products, and to sell them in return for incentives.

Will unity government finally come to Zimbabwe?

It's been nearly five months since a power sharing deal was signed between the Zimbabwe ruling party and the opposition in September, but until now none of it has been carried through. On Friday the opposition agreed to join a unity government with Robert Mugabe's ruling ZANUPF party -- this is looking positive again -- the big question however is; will the deal be carried out this time?

Google Earth maps a marijuana plantation

Google Earth, the extremely popular free satellite mapping software was used as a mapping device by Swiss authorities who announced today that they had found a large marijuana plantation while using it.

Drew Peterson and Fiancée call it quits

Ex-cop Drew Peterson's Fiancée, Christina Raines has moved out and gave back the engagement ring and cell phone he bought her, calling Peterson a liar after watching the show, ABCNews.com reported.

American Lindsey Vonn wins World cup

Beating hometown favourite Maria Riesch, American lindsey Vonn won a women's World Cup slalom to extend her overall lead in the standings over the German.

EA Need for Speed now in 3 flavored options

This is year EA plans to publish three flavored options for Need for Speed games. Need for Speed SHIFT, Need for Speed NITRO and Need for Speed World Online, respectively are scheduled for release during 2009, with the latest debuting in winter.

Economic cushion now could deepen crisis later

Economic activity fell the most since 1982 at the end of last year but it was not as bad as expected as unsold goods from private businesses grew, raising concerns that higher inventories now may result in a steeper slowdown in the coming months.

Iraq beefs up security on eve of elections

On Friday Iraq began sealing its borders, halting air traffic and ordering overnight curfews in some of its largest cities on the eve of its nationwide provincial elections.

Taylor Swift to launch first national tour

Taylor Swift will launch her first nationwide tour called Fearless, which will take her to 52 cities in 38 states beginning Feb. 10 in San Antonio and stretching through the spring, summer and fall in the United States and Canada.

A Response to My Critics

My popularity on television and the internet has led a very small money manager to use his popular financial blog to promote his fledgling business by attacking the recent poor

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