There is definitely a growing concern about a foreign-controlled or owned company attempting to gain a foothold into our supply chain in the United States. We need to make sure the federal government isn’t an unwitting accomplice to the theft of our own national secrets by providing them with multimillion-dollar government grants.
By David Dutkewych The other day I read in the news how thieves have started stealing Catalytic converters off the bottom of cars and reselling them to scrap metal dealers. Getting to them is easy. They are attached to the tail pipe on the bottom of your car. All the thief has
There’s only one question hanging over the “shale gas revolution” but it’s a big one. Can the powerful environmental lobby quash it?
If you don’t think that it’s impossible to have too much of a good thing, Canada’s oil sands producers will kindly disagree with you. Too much oil, not too little, may be the US’s next big energy problem.
Freddie and Fannie. They were just not part of the “too-big-to-fail” financial instiutions that got hundreds of billions of dollars from the government. They were at the head of the line. And now the US Congress is trying to figure out what to do with them.
For Indonesia’s sake I hope this deal between the Bakrie Group and Mr. Rothchild works out. Rothchild gets two mines and a 25% stake and cash-starved Bakrie gets around $3 billion. Why shouldn’t it work?
The IMF said that the US’s economy and debt will continue expand. Is this good or bad news?
Another supercycle of growth and economic expansion lasting two decades is upon us, certain market watchers are saying. And we can thank the fast-rising Asian economies, especially China. It all sounds too good to be true, so is it?
