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Once again, no column in the current Time. There are reasons … but I’ll try not to let it happen again.
In the meantime, check out Alex Perry’s tale of doing jail time in Zimbabwe. It’s pretty scary, until you get to the point where he gets out by paying a fine of “100 Zimbabwean dollars–at present values, half a U.S. cent.”
[The article was updated at 12:20 pm on 5/16/12.]
Prom night is almost here for Facebook and its suitors. Here’s a program to the biggest high technology initial public offering ever, and what you should know:
MADRID — Spain‘s prime minister warned Wednesday that the country faced the danger of being locked out of international markets as investors continued to fret about the future of the euro and Greece’s place in the 17-country eurozone.
“Right now there is a serious risk that (investors) will not lend us money or they will do so at an astronomical rate,” Mariano Rajoy told Spanish lawmakers.
