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in consideration of his ‘self’, janus is at all times and in every of these ways amused, edified, improved, humbled and raised when retrospecting my elemental being and its various vicissitudes…everything’s a process, not unlike digestion…we transform experience by thoughtfulness…we are what we eat…life makes you take a bite…when lowered to a nothing, i’m on […]Read More

“Investors could be forgiven for heading for the hills given the tumultuous start to 2016,”  so writes Andrew Oxlade in The Telegraph today who advises investors to diversify into gold as an “insurance policy”: We have long been advocates of exposure to gold as an insurance policy. This was demonstrated once again in the recent sell-off when […]Read More

Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Lekki Garden Homes, Robert Nyong, was on Thursday at the Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates’ Court granted bail in the sum of N10 million with two sureties. Chief Magistrate Afolashade Botoku also granted bail to another contractor of one of the collapsed buildings, Taiwo Odofin for N10 million and […]

Authored by StraightLineLogic.com’s Robert Gore via The Burning Platform blog, Some reversals of financial trends prove so momentous they define the generation in which they occur. The stock market crash in 1929 kicked off the Great Depression, which ushered in the welfare and then the warfare state and redefined the relationship between government and citizens. […]

Earlier today and on several occasions since Tuesday morning when the Bakraoui brothers blew themselves up at the Brussels airport and city metro, we’ve documented the connection between the Brussels attacks, the brazen assault on Paris in November, and other terror-related events that have unfolded in Belgium over the past 14 months. Here are some […]

Submitted by The Saker, authored by Cathal Haughian 250,000 capitalists read the Financial Times, and it has been our undertaking to chronicle our understanding of capitalism via our book The Philosophy of Capitalism. A USA led team has answered the question ‘What is The Nature of the Monetary System?’ The Monetary system has three layers […]

Via ConvergEx’s Nick Colas, Our latest quarterly report on the recreational marijuana business shows a vibrant and growing industry as more states legalize the drug. We survey numerous stores in Colorado, Washington, and Oregon to track how a newly legalized market develops its cost structure and product mix. Our Colorado contacts reported steady pricing and […]

Authored by Hugo Salinas Price via Plata.com, It was 1790 and the revolutionary National Assembly in Paris was worried. Complaints were reaching the Assembly from all over France, that business was stagnant, sales were down, people were without work, and there was a great scarcity of money. This was quite natural, because all business slows […]

One month ago, in its traditionally cheerful assessment of the US housing market, the NAR’s Larry Yun snuck in an unexpected warning: “Home prices ascending near or above double-digit appreciation aren’t healthy – especially considering the fact that household income and wages are barely rising.“ He did it again just a few days ago: “The […]Read More

This embarrassing episode just goes from farce to farcical-er. Phase 1:Cruz Reps “Cross The Line” Almost a week ago, we were stunned when we learned that in order to support Ted Cruz and to “attack” Donald Trump, Liz Mair’s anti-Trump Make America Awesome super PAC launched a Facebook campaign which in addition to showcasing Mitt […]Read More

A European Union military force with power to intervene in member states. A new “Marshall Plan” to radically redesign whole regions of the world and impose regional government. A United Nations empowered to manage it all. Christendom under siege. And the end of nationhood as it is understood today. That is where the “refugee crisis” […]

Your job is to make sure the company is dotting its I’s, crossing its T’s, and generally staying on the right side of the law. In other words, compliance. Regulatory compliance should be one of the largest parts of any legal department’s work. And though the law moves slowly, it does move, so in-house counsel […]Read More