Business Confidence Falling in Northern Europe
Cyprus fiasco not helping
Economics
Report Says California's Teachers Pension Fund Needs an Additional $4.5 Billion a Year
Could be out of money by 2044 without reform
Michigan College Worked With Unions to Bypass Right-to-Work Law
Four renegotiate contracts have been approved
Russia Rejects Cyprus Appeal for Aid
Cypriot government has until Tuesday to offer the European Union a bailout deal
Pentagon Delays Civilian Furloughs
Continuing Resolution gives them $10 billion in additional funds
New York Close to Budget Deal that Increases Minimum Wage
Vote could take place over weekend
College Insists Students Work Instead of Taking Out Loans
Not looking for graduates crushed under debt
European Central Bank: Cyprus Has Until Monday to Raise Money or Bailout Off the Table
Need to raise 5.8 billion euros; lawmakers rejected a levy on deposits as bank robbery
OR Cigarette Tax Hike Expected To Fuel Black Market
Black markets are logical, politicians are not
The Green-Car Blues
They say virtue is its own reward. But some green-car owners seem to want a little more than that.
Cyprus Banks Remain Closed as Financial Crisis Continues
Government looking at grabbing pension funds
Why Price Controls Won't Fix American Health Care
States have already tried strict rate setting systems-and given up on them.
Europe Plays Blame Game on Cyprus Bank Mess
Nobody wants to take responsibility for move to tax deposits
Fla. Man Charged in $8 Million Facebook Fraud
Accused of pocketing money from investors wanting to buy shares
Sydney, Australia, May Weaken Smart Growth Urban Development Plan
Blocks on construction outside urban area have driven up home prices
Democrats Should Fight For Immigrants, Not New Voters
Latinos want driving rights more than voting rights
European Commission Urging Cyprus to Offer a Plan for the Country's Debt Crisis
Cypriot politicians rejected the E.U.'s offer earlier this week
GOP Congressman Introduces a Bill to Prevent Run on the Banks
Rep. Billy Long (R-Mo.) doesn't like what he sees in Cyprus
British Chancellor Announces Cuts to Growth Forecasts
Also says corporation tax will drop by one percent
Cyprus Asking for Russian Aid
Government rejected the European Union's bailout deal yesterday
British Unemployment Rises
News comes on the same day the chancellor of the exchequer is scheduled to release the government's 2013 budget
Researchers Say the War in Iraq Cost $2.2 Trillion
Also say 70 percent of the casualties were civilians
U.K. Commits €1 Million To Assist Military Personnel Stranded in Cyprus
Cash being a tad hard for them to come by
