The amount of money stashed in offshore tax havens is staggering. A recent report from The Tax Justice Network estimates it’s as much as $31 trillion worldwide — and that’s just an educated guess.
via Tax Evaders Beware! Money’s Getting Harder To Hide : NPR.
Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and prolific angel investor, sparked controversy last fall when he announced a fellowship giving 24 young adults $100,000 over two years to leave college and pursue entrepreneurship full time.
via Peter Thiel’s College Dropouts: One-Year Checkup | Inc.com.
Youth culture was once car culture. Teens cruised their Thunderbirds to the local drive-in, Springsteen fantasized about racing down Thunder Road, and Ferris Bueller staged a jailbreak from the ‘burbs in a red Ferrari. Cars were Friday night. Cars were Hollywood.
Yet these days, they can’t even compete with an iPhone — or so car makers, and the people who analyze them for a living, seem to fear.
via Why Are Young People Ditching Cars for Smartphones? – Jordan Weissmann – The Atlantic.
But, today I thought I’d share something regarding International & Emerging Markets. Something has definitely changed in the last two weeks. Something I haven’t seen since May for most of the stuff I’m about to show you. What, you may ask?…
Is there no limit to what banking rewards programs will cover these days? Flights, hotel rooms, rental cars, electronics, women. Wait — what?
via The Consumerist » Citi Has Some Very Strange Ideas On How I Plan To Spend My Extra Cash Points.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/102254617/UBS-Technical-Analyses-Weekly07-08
Facebook Inc. (FB)’s 45 percent drop since its initial public offering generated returns of more than 500 percent for European investors that bought structured products benefiting from the stock’s decline.
via Facebook Bears Garner 500% Profit From Structured Product Bets – Bloomberg.
The amount of money stashed in offshore tax havens is staggering. A recent report from The Tax Justice Network estimates it’s as much as $31 trillion worldwide — and that’s just an educated guess.
via Tax Evaders Beware! Money’s Getting Harder To Hide : NPR.
Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and prolific angel investor, sparked controversy last fall when he announced a fellowship giving 24 young adults $100,000 over two years to leave college and pursue entrepreneurship full time.
via Peter Thiel’s College Dropouts: One-Year Checkup | Inc.com.
Youth culture was once car culture. Teens cruised their Thunderbirds to the local drive-in, Springsteen fantasized about racing down Thunder Road, and Ferris Bueller staged a jailbreak from the ‘burbs in a red Ferrari. Cars were Friday night. Cars were Hollywood.
Yet these days, they can’t even compete with an iPhone — or so car makers, and the people who analyze them for a living, seem to fear.
via Why Are Young People Ditching Cars for Smartphones? – Jordan Weissmann – The Atlantic.
But, today I thought I’d share something regarding International & Emerging Markets. Something has definitely changed in the last two weeks. Something I haven’t seen since May for most of the stuff I’m about to show you. What, you may ask?…
Is there no limit to what banking rewards programs will cover these days? Flights, hotel rooms, rental cars, electronics, women. Wait — what?
via The Consumerist » Citi Has Some Very Strange Ideas On How I Plan To Spend My Extra Cash Points.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/102254617/UBS-Technical-Analyses-Weekly07-08
Facebook Inc. (FB)’s 45 percent drop since its initial public offering generated returns of more than 500 percent for European investors that bought structured products benefiting from the stock’s decline.
via Facebook Bears Garner 500% Profit From Structured Product Bets – Bloomberg.
