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It can serve as a cheap cough medicine that has no side effects.... keep reading

I don't mean Dabney Coleman's agenda in "Nine to Five." I mean something more easily concealed.... keep reading

Here is a litmus test for your employer. It is a crucial test.... keep reading

Casey offers three main scenarios for the next 20 years, all painful, none permanent, but without an escape hatch.... keep reading

People refuse to face the implications of negative events. They hope for the best.... keep reading

The market rose in anticipation of his remarks. It tanked as he was speaking.... keep reading

Take this census map and put it to work.... keep reading

I was fortunate. My parents made their own selection.... keep reading

The tactic of "let's pretend" is a universal government bureaucracy response. It's what the public wants. When disaster has hit, expect no official warning.... keep reading

Business consultant Terry Vavra has got the right idea. Adopt it, adapt it, and profit from it.... keep reading

It's a riot over there. Is this going to bust the euro and then the European Union?... keep reading

Bureaucrats can make big mistakes. What if the Federal Reserve made this one?... keep reading

The Federal Reserve System plans to make big banks safe. That'll be the day!... keep reading

What do you want to own in 2020?... keep reading

Buy the best. Pay cash. Take delivery. It's Max Blumert's law in action.... keep reading

I overcame it early in life: age 15. That made all the difference.... keep reading