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Wall Street Mafia Utilize Psychological War Fare to Con the masses

Wall Street Mafia Utilize Psychological War Fare to Con the masses
The top shadowy players are the true puppet masters; they are the ones that tell organizations that you think are in…bit.ly

Tim O'Reilly in What’s The Future of Work?Mar 244 min read

“This is strictly a business decision”

When a company says “This is strictly a business decision,” explaining why they must…

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Democratize in Agência DemocratizeMar 612 min read

Os Clinton e Wall Street: 24 anos de enriquecimento mútuo

Os bancos lucraram bilhões de dólares em pr…

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Scott FerreiraFeb 122 min read

Wikipedia Raises $11B To Buy Twitter…

… should be the headlines we will be reading soon. We have seen the other headlines lately…

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JoshSep 14, 20154 min read

Why Startups are Better than Wall Street

I recently made the jump from a Wall Street trading floor to a startup. Increasingly, and…

James KwakOct 9, 20152 min read

Hillary Clinton’s Lame Wall Street “Reform” “Plan”

Hillary Clinton is competing for the nomination of a party whose progressive base thinks, with considerable justification, that her husband is to blame for letting Wall Street run amok — and that Barack Obama, under whom she served, did too…

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Ester Bloom in The BillfoldFeb 113 min read

Hollywood Enter-splains The Financial Crisis

Do We Need Pop Culture To Give Us Econ 101?

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Bartlett NaylorNov 5, 20152 min read

My Way or the Highway

Taking hostages is considered bad manners, even in Washington. Curiously, those who kidnap the innocent here in the nation’s capital seem to think that overblown rhetoric can mask the offense.
Case in point: Lawmakers plan to approve spending bills, for highways currently, and for…

BINJ in APPARENT HORIZONFeb 164 min read

GE BOSTON DEAL: THE MISSING MANUAL, PART 3

General Electric gets bailed out, people get sold out

Dean BakerFeb 104 min read

Financial Reform: It’s About Improving the Financial System, Not 2008

As the Democratic presidential race heats up, the debate on financial reform has taken a bizarre twist. Somehow the measure of a good reform is its ability to prevent another 2008-type financial crisis.