Does sex sell? Not always, or at least not as much hoped for. But location still always does. The more things change …
Sex.com goes on auction block
The son of an immigrant is the richest man on Earth, while nearly half of his 107 million compatriots live in poverty.
Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim, now richer than Bill Gates
Sr Editor Fred Foldvary shows how government going broke is inevitable when they don't know how to or care to tax right.
U.S. States Delay Tax Refunds
Wild animals teeter on extinction. Can the culpable, the most powerful and conscious species, learn to co-inhabit Earth?
African Lions, Sage Grouse, Sea Cumbers -- nowhere else to go
Homes in Turkey and cars by Toyota both killed people. Did government do too little? Or was custom too strong?
Mandating Quality in Construction and Production
While the WTO might make some bad decisions, not always, not when it rules against subsidies crimping competition.
Role reversal -- Brazil slaps trade sanctions on US
Hard-pressed homeowners used to be sure to pay the mortgage first, everything else second. But not so much any more.
To heck with the house, I need that credit card
Sr Editor Fred Foldvary tells the tale of a geoist guru who returns from the mountains to society with enlightenment.
Thus Spake Geothustra
Contributor Chris Cook reports on a new way to solve the problem of unpayable mortgages that was developed in Scotland.
Co-ownership
Who controls Iowa land, farmers there want to know. A new study of rented cropland shows some interesting trends.
The Flow of Money From Rented Land in Iowa
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