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Will the Stock Market Rally Last?

Sad traders no more (Mike Segar/REUTERS)

Unemployment is still high and salaries are compressed, but one thing that’s rising like nobody’s business is stocks. The S&P 500 recently grew 100% from the level that it fell to during the low point of the financial crisis back in March 2009 – the fastest such doubling in the index’s …

The Creepy, Crawly Miracle Food

“Insects are high in protein, B vitamins and minerals like iron and zinc, and they’re low in fat. Insects are easier to raise than livestock, and they produce less waste. Insects are abundant. Of all the known animal species, 80% walk on six legs; over 1,000 edible species have been identified. And the taste? It’s often described as ‘nutty.'”

Can the G-20 solve the world’s economic problems?

Once again, the industrious finance ministers of the G-20 met to solve the world’s economic problems, this time in Paris, and after hours of haggling and arm-twisting over the weekend, ended up with something that looks like an agreement on one of the biggest challenges facing the global economy today: giant imbalances. There is almost …

Will Faster GDP Growth End the Debt Debate?

Obama talks budget cuts (Kevin Lamarque/REUTERS)

Washington is absorbed with how much it has to cut in order to get our financial house in order. And the conclusion by many is that President Obama’s proposed budget, which lowers the amount of debt we are set to take on in the next decade by $1 trillion, doesn’t cut enough. Former Bush …

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