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Latest Articles: Business
Bitcoin On Fire: Approaching $14K
Post Date: 2017-12-06 20:06:25 by Pinguinite
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I'm sure a pullback is due at some point, but this is surpassing my most optimistic expectations. It's gone up about 15% in 24 hours, which was already a price from which a retrace would have been normal and expected. Next week, the CME is set to start trading "Bitcoin Futures" which are to be settled in cash, something I would equate to simply a betting house for what the real bitcoin price will be, and likely being implemented solely for the purpose of attempting to suppress the true bitcoin supply/demand price. They might as well be "futures" trading on daily temperature highs for some random US city. It would be just as legitimate. I am now wondering if ...
A College Football Player Lost His Scholarship Because of YouTube Videos. Now He's Fighting Back.
Post Date: 2017-12-02 13:54:47 by Deckard
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While technically a nonprofit, the National Collegiate Athletic Association pulls down nearly $1 billion in annual revenues, thanks in large part to multi-million-dollar deals with television networks that want to showcase America's best college athletes playing football, basketball, and a bunch of other sports. There's nothing wrong with that, of course. The market for televised sports is hotter, and more valuable, than it's ever been. But when one of those valuable student-athletes had the nerve to earn a few thousand dollars running a popular YouTube channel—one that gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the life of a college football player—the NCAA told him to ...
America’s First Legal Weed Drive-Thru Is Here — and It’s Everything You Imagined
Post Date: 2017-11-27 01:21:16 by Hondo68
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(ANTIMEDIA) Las Vegas, NV — A few months after recreational cannabis became legal in Nevada, Las Vegas now has its very own weed drive-thru. The NuWu Cannabis Marketplace is a cannabis “megastore” recently opened by the Paiute tribe. It is located on tribal lands and takes up 16,000 square feet, making it the largest dispensary in the area. The massive store employs over 100 people and offers a wide variety of cannabis products, including concentrates, edibles, vape pens and cartridges, pre-roll joints, and topical treatments. NuWu recently took a former bank window and converted it to a drive-thru, hoping to get each customer in and out in under 90 seconds. They launched ...
Ex-Cops Who Fought Against Legal Weed Just Opened a Marijuana Business
Post Date: 2017-11-17 08:48:01 by Deckard
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ANTIMEDIA) Ontario, Canada — Two former top law enforcement officials in Canada who previously campaigned against cannabis legalization are now going into the business. CBC News reports that Former OPP commissioner, MP, and federal Conservative cabinet minister Julian Fantino and former RCMP deputy commissioner Raf Souccar launched a business Tuesday that aims to connect medical patients with quality cannabis. The launch comes eight months before Canada legalizes recreational weed. The news is particularly noteworthy because both men previously issued harsh rebukes of legalizing the plant. CBC noted: “Both men spent decades battling illegal drug use ...
CBS Badly Misplayed Their Hand By Making 'Star Trek: Discovery' A Paid Streaming Exclusive [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2017-11-01 14:18:20 by Willie Green
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I was excited to watch Star Trek: Discovery last night, CBS’s return to a “true” Star Trek show in the age of JJ Abrams blockbusters. I set my DVR and gave it viewing priority over Fear the Walking Dead, because all the early buzz I’d heard was stellar. But while I really did like the show, the process of watching it was a total disaster. Though I’d set the recording earlier, football pushed all of CBS’s programming out of whack so that 20 minutes of some Oprah special aired during the Star Trek: Discovery recording. I watched anyway, as there was extra time in the recording, so I thought maybe cable had adjusted according and squeezed in the full show by ...
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Post Date: 2017-10-23 19:50:36 by Hondo68
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Sports teams are ditching Trump hotels
Post Date: 2017-10-12 18:56:12 by Willie Green
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Professional teams across four major sports leagues that sometimes stayed in Trump hotels are apparently now finding different lodging while on the road, according to a report Thursday. An investigation by the Washington Post found that none of the 105 teams that responded from the total of 123 franchises from the National Basketball Association, the National Football League, the National Hockey League or Major League Baseball would confirm that it stays at a Trump-branded property while on the road. Of the teams that responded, 18 declined to comment and 71 indicated that they hadn’t stayed at Trump hotels in recent years. A total of 17 confirmed a visit to a Trump property within the ...
'I doubt you're a real billionaire': Richard Branson publishes scathing letter from Trump
Post Date: 2017-10-02 09:18:50 by Willie Green
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Richard Branson has revealed details of his long-running feud with Donald Trump, publishing a scathing letter he received from the then New York property mogul in 2004. Mr Trump wrote to the Virgin brand founder after he launched a short-lived programme, The Rebel Billionaire: Branson’s Quest for the Best, with a similar format to The Apprentice.Excerpts from the letter are reproduced in Mr Branson’s new book, Finding My Virginity."At least your dismal ratings can now allow you to concentrate on your airline which, I am sure, needs every ounce of your energy,” Mr Trump wrote."It is obviously a terrible business and I ...
Another Reason for the Electric Car Push?
Post Date: 2017-09-16 11:46:16 by Deckard
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Whenever the government is rabidly enthusiastic about something you can be reasonably sure you shouldn’t be.Electric cars are being pushed for all kinds of reasons, none of them beneficial to us. If that weren’t the case, then it wouldn’t be necessary to push (mandate, subsidize) electric cars. They would be embraced as naturally – as freely – as a better smartphone or more-delicious (and cheaper) hamburger. Of course, it is necessary to push them. The why gets interesting.One of the reasons for the electric car push has to do with their very high cost. Which – if electric cars are to become mass-market cars – necessarily entails more and higher debt ...
I Became a Pot Felon at 18. I'm Owed More Than an Apology.
Post Date: 2017-08-25 07:22:40 by Deckard
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Maybe reparations from the federal government are in order.When asked why I advocate for legalization of recreational drugs, I give a simple answer: Because the government doesn't know what's best for me or others. But there's another reason, and it's far more personal. Twenty-five years ago, as a college freshman, I was arrested by undercover cops for selling $80 worth of marijuana to fellow students. I was convicted of two felonies: distribution and possession of a narcotic. I spent a month in jail. Long after the ordeal, I feel resentment at the United States government and the old conservative guard who still mostly run it. It's important to understand that becoming ...
Economics Is Dead
Post Date: 2017-08-18 20:02:39 by U don't know me
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Economics Is Dead August 3, 2017 By: The Mogambo Guru Alas, all my dreams of achieving immortality through my Staggering Mogambo Brilliance (SMB) in economics are turning to bitter dust. This is probably because I am not very bright have never had an original thought in my whole life. For the record, though, I am officially blaming this outrage on everybody but me. Yet, in my deep despair, I can still delight in childishly upstaging real geniuses, like Albert Einstein, who said something to the effect that compound interest was a miracle. Here is where I haughtily say, with a delicious hint of condescending disdain in my voice, “Einstein? Ha! What does a theoretical physicist ...
'Free cruise' robocalls could land you $900
Post Date: 2017-08-17 13:35:07 by Willie Green
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(KMOV.com) -- A robocall you may have either hung up on or completely ignored may land you $900 in your bank account.In a class action lawsuit, Charvat v. Resort Marketing Group, Resort Marketing Group made automated phone calls offering a free cruise. The problem is, those phone calls violated the Telephone Consumer Act, which places restrictions on telemarketers, according to the lawsuit.You can find out if you're eligible for the payout here.Resort Marketing Group is a third party travel agency and referred to themselves as "Travel Services" during the calls. They made the calls to offer free cruises with Carnival, Royal Caribbean or Norwegian Cruise lines.If you ...
Storage Cubby “Criminals”
Post Date: 2017-07-20 06:35:56 by Deckard
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You may be aware that cops can simply steal – yes, that’s exactly the correct word – cash found on your person or in your vehicle, in the course of a traffic stop, say – solely on account of it being an “excessive” amount.“Excessive” being entirely up to them to define.It could be $10,000 – or $1,000. There is no specific amount of cash defined by statute that crosses a legal threshold. Thus, one cannot know ahead of time not to carry, say, $5,000 – but $500 is ok.It is enough that a government worker with a gun considers whatever cash you are found to have in your possession “excessive.”And these armed government workers can ...
How the U.S. Postal Service has helped turn Amazon into a giant by undercharging them by $1.46 a package on postage
Post Date: 2017-07-15 08:43:04 by cranky
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A new report explains how the U.S. Postal Service has been practically subsidizing postage for large retailers like AmazonThe Postal Service is barred by law from charging less than it costs to deliver a packageBut the report finds that they may be miscalculating the package side of their business In April, a Citigroup analysis found that the Postal Service should be charging, on average, $1.46 more on packages'It is as if every Amazon box comes with a dollar or two stapled to the packing slip - a gift card from Uncle Sam,' Josh Sanbulte writes in the Wall Street JournalThere's a reason Amazon packages have become a common sight on front steps around the country, and that's ...
Snapchat IPO Investors Have Now All Lost Money on Snap Stock
Post Date: 2017-07-12 19:20:41 by cranky
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Snap stock has fallen below its IPO price of $17 for the first time, roughly four months after the maker of Snapchat went public in March. After briefly touching the $17 threshold in mid-June, Snap's stock price fell to an all-time low of $16.99 at market close on Monday. That means all the investors who bought into the disappearing-message app company's much-hyped stock market debut have officially lost money. Most people who bought Snap (snap, -1.49%) stock, which opened its first trading day at $24—soaring 41% out of the gate—have lost even more. An Uber driver who invested when shares hit $25 on Snap's IPO day has lost 32% of his money. And Snap has shed more ...
Minimum wage set to drop in Missouri
Post Date: 2017-07-06 17:11:45 by Hondo68
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© Provided by CBS Interactive Inc. 0705-en-reynolds-minwage.jpg ST. LOUIS -- Cities all over the United States have been boosting their minimum wage. It's up to $15 an hour in Seattle, but it's going in the opposite direction in St. Louis, Missouri. Amer Hawatmeh's family-owned restaurant in downtown St. Louis is struggling. Along with rising sales taxes, and meat prices, a minimum wage hike to $10 an hour two months ago made it expensive to stay open. So he's cut back from five to two days a week for lunch. His hamburgers are smaller, his entrees pricier and his customers scarcer. Hawatmeh believes it's not the government, but a combination of worker determination ...
Will the Government Ruin Self-Driving Cars?
Post Date: 2017-07-05 21:08:02 by Anthem
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Over the past several decades, cars have become increasingly high tech allowing for computers to take larger roles in the routine functions of the car. Computerized functions have been a boon to consumers, who advantage from greater reliability and efficiency, but also to criminal hackers who advantage from greater vulnerability. Starting around the turn of the last decade tech enthusiasts started toying around with the concept of hacking into cars. So-called “white hat” hackers, who seek out exploits in technology so companies can fix them, successfully attempted to remotely disable a sedan’s breaks and allowed for companies to take hacking into consideration ...
"Boss Gatlin" accused of using three kids to assist in Higginsville marijuana operation
Post Date: 2017-06-30 01:42:04 by Hondo68
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Boss Gatlin Lafayette County prosecutors say couple forced kids into family business…of growing weed. Coming up tonight at 10. #fox4kc pic.twitter.com/ItzhX1Zg4I — Katie Banks (@kbanksreports) September 30, 2016 HIGGINSVILLE, Mo. — An 8-year-old girl told investigators she and two of her siblings worked various jobs cultivating marijuana because their mother said they needed to sell it to support the family. Lafayette County sheriff’s deputies executed a search warrant on Tuesday and later arrested Christine Antwiler and Martin Gatlin, both of whom are facing multiple felony charges. Prosecutors charged each suspect with endangering the welfare of a child involving ...
U.S. first quarter economic growth revised up on jump in consumer spending
Post Date: 2017-06-29 17:15:06 by Justified
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy slowed less than feared in the first quarter due largely to a jump in consumer spending, providing a slightly more encouraging outlook for growth this year. Gross domestic product increased at a 1.4 percent annual rate instead of the 1.2 percent reported last month, the Commerce Department said in its final assessment for the period on Thursday. The reading was the worst since the second quarter of 2016 but above analysts' expectations, easing fears the economy had been hobbled at the start of this year. The government had pegged first-quarter growth at a paltry 0.7 percent in its first estimate in April. "The upward revision occurred even ...
Trump Threatens to Tax the Internet Because He’s Mad at Jeff Bezos
Post Date: 2017-06-28 10:50:29 by Willie Green
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There is no such thing as “Internet taxes.” Hours after The Washington Post published a story revealing that a Time magazine cover featuring Donald Trump, which hangs in several of his golf clubs, is actually fake, the president lashed out at the Post and its owner, Amazon C.E.O. Jeff Bezos, in a bizarre, borderline incoherent tweet. “The #AmazonWashingtonPost, sometimes referred to as the guardian of Amazon not paying internet taxes (which they should) is FAKE NEWS!” Trump wrote. Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump The #AmazonWashingtonPost, sometimes referred to as the guardian of Amazon not paying internet taxes (which they should) is FAKE NEWS! 8:06 AM - 28 Jun 2017 ...
Runaway roofers who removed the wrong roof tracked down by St. Louis neighbors
Post Date: 2017-06-27 08:28:44 by cranky
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It was the mystery of the missing roof. On Friday, St. Louis resident Laura McInnis discovered that nearly half the shingles on her perfectly good roof were missing. A haphazardly secured tarp covered the damage. A pile of tiles were strewn on her property, with some beer bottles mixed in. “I had no idea what happened,” she said. McInnis had just moved to Michigan with her husband, Chris McInnis. The couple were set to close the sale of their house in the 5600 block of Rosa Avenue in the Princeton Heights neighborhood. But on Friday, Laura McInnis was contacted by a watchful neighbor. “The tarp your roofers put on yesterday is starting to blow up and back,” her ...
Jessica Alba’s Honest Company Settles False Advertising Lawsuit for $1.5M
Post Date: 2017-06-25 04:51:32 by 3-Dee
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Jessica Alba’s Honest Company Settles False Advertising Lawsuit for $1.5M by Jerome Hudson 8 Jun 2017 Honest Company — a household goods and cleaning products company co-founded by actress Jessica Alba — has agreed to pay $1.55 million in a class-action lawsuit settlement for failing to inform consumers that its soaps and cleaning products contain a toxic chemical. The California-based company did not state that some of its products contained a byproduct of Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, a compound found in most cleaning products that can cause rashes, according to court records obtained and published by the Daily Mail. In March 2016, the Wall Street Journal published a report ...
Think Twice Before Opening A Gold Or Silver IRA
Post Date: 2017-06-21 11:36:13 by Willie Green
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For anyone worried about financial security in retirement, those ads touting gold and silver IRAs on conservative-leaning cable TV channels and from digital news outlets can sound pretty persuasive. Take the Rosland Capital commercial where actor William Devane gets caught in a downpour while golfing. “Some things you just can’t control,” says Devane, “like runaway inflation or unstable governments printing money as worthless as wet scorecards. But you can control whether or not you let the money in your retirement lose its value.” Then there’s the one from Lear Capital — like Rosland Capital’s, running on Fox News Channel — that asks the ...
‘Disgusting:’ McDonald’s introduces ‘gay pride’ fries, Christians call for boycott [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2017-06-16 07:55:06 by HomerBohn
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WASHINGTON, D.C., June 15, 2017 (LifeSiteNews) -- For Gay Pride month, McDonald’s franchises in San Francisco and in the nation’s capital are issuing “Pride Fries” in rainbow-colored containers. “The rainbow fry boxes are a fun way to show our support of the LGBTQ community, using one of McDonald’s most iconic and recognizable items,” Cathy Martin of the restaurant corporation’s “Pride Network” stated in a press release. She added that McDonald’s is “proud to honor and celebrate the LGBTQ community, including our employees, customers and beyond – each and every day.” McDonald's is acknowledged as a corporate ...
Coal industry could be in store for a 'rare earth' reboot
Post Date: 2017-06-13 10:42:31 by Tooconservative
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The coal industry's future may have much more to do with building smartphones, wind turbines and missile defense radar than billowing smoke stacks and environmental finger pointing, say federal coal advisers and experts. The direction of the industry is aimed at harvesting what are known as "rare earth elements," for which the U.S. industry depends on China. The 19 elements are key ingredients in building complex electronics used in smartphones, jets, defense applications, advanced wind turbines and renewable energy, not to mention light-emitting diodes, or LEDs. The bottom line is that the U.S. needs to diversify its supply of the minerals, and the coal industry is the ...
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