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Driverless cars will be a boon for economies – Alastair Heath The Telegraph October 26th, 2015

The Next New Economy may not look exactly like this but we can be sure whatever change transpires will be just as remarkable. “The tidal wave of disruption from a combination of the internet, automation, miniaturisation, satellites and advanced batteries is only just beginning to be felt. Amazon’s remarkable results this week – a 23pc rise in […]

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Divide and Conquer in Syria – Barak Mendelsohn

Divide and Conquer in Syria – Barak Mendelsohn: November 30th 2015. Divide and Conquer in Syria – Barak Mendelsohn:  November 30th 2015. The migrant crisis along with terrorist attacks in Paris, Mali and San Bernadino, place the need to defeat Isis  in high relief and the need for workable political solutions into even higher relief.  In this article from […]

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IMF agrees to include China’s RMB in benchmark SDR currency basket – CNBC

IMF agrees to include China’s RMB in benchmark SDR currency basket – CNBC: November 30th: An historic development for the world’s monetary system, the Chinese yuan, or renminbi, to its baset of special drawing rights which already includes the US$, the Japanese yen, the pound sterling, and the Euro.  It will join the sdr basket in October of […]

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“It’s a bloodbath” Here is the biggest casualty of Canada’s Recession – Tyler Durden

“It’s a bloodbath” Here is the biggest casualty of Canada’s Recession – Tyler Durden November 11, 2015: The oil price decline of 2015 was a Black Swan event that has finally pushed  Canada into its Kondratieff Winter where Alberta will face the biggest economic challenges. Already, commercial and residential real estate prices are dropping in Calgary, the […]

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Money Flooding Out of Canada at Fastest Pace in Developed World – Ari Altstedter

Money Flooding Out of Canada at Fastest Pace in Developed World – Ari Altstedter November 2, 2015: Declining oil prices are bringing an end to the oil boom and, with little else apparently ready to take industry’s place as an economic driver,  money is flooding out of Canada. Along with IMF projections in October that Canada’s growth would […]

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Merkel Under Fire as Refugee Crisis in Germany Worsens – Spiegel Staff

Merkel Under Fire as Refugee Crisis in Germany Worsens – Spiegel Staff : November 2, 2015 This is a sobering analysis from Der Spiegel about  Merkel’s waning popularity and control in Germany. Other western leaders may suffer a similar fate if things turn out the way they have in Europe. The migrant crisis in Europe and the unprecedented demand for […]

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The Hinge – John P. Hussman

The Hinge – John P. Hussman October 16, 2015 Hussman: cautions against the erroneous belief among investors that monetary easing supports financial markets. To the contrary, he argues, quantitative easing and low interest rates have only encouraged speculative risk-seeking and speculative valuation extremes. Market collapses, including those occurring in 2000-2002 and 2007-2009, were not prevented […]

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