Metal of the Past, Metal of the Future
Copper, the first metal worked by humans, will be crucial to decarbonization, and could be the path to a Chinese Century.
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How to Get a New New Deal (John Nichols)
We noticed this in the Boston Metro, our subway paper ("world's largest circulation global newspaper" or
Global Trade: Deal or No Deal
From yesterday's Guardian, an article on the Doha round of global trade negotiations by Kevin Gallagher, research fellow
BIS warns of collapse in global lending
From Ambrose Evans-Pritchard of Britain's Daily Telegraph Bank for International Settlements warns of collapse in global lending
Homeowners Redefaulting After Getting Aid
From Reuters: Homeowners redefaulting after getting aid Mon Dec 8, 2008 3:26pm EST Reuters By John Poirier and Patrick
More Investors Believe Worst Is Over
From Reuters: Wall St rallies on Obama infrastructure plan, autos Mon Dec 8, 2008 4:36pm EST By Leah Schnurr
Business Schools, Models and the Crisis
This Financial Times article is particularly interesting because it highlights the role of business schools in transmitting the credibility of
Obama Abandoning EFCA? Not yet.
Longtime labor activist Steve Early wrote an op-ed in Sunday's Boston Globe questioning President-Elect Obama'
Closures & Layoffs, 11/30-12/6/08
The latest of Mark Heschmeyer's weekly reports on corporate downsizing, from CoStar. This week's report, succinctly
Support the Chicago Sit-In
Add this to the list of ways the 1930s are making a comeback. Over the weekend hundreds of workers at
Marxism and Morality
Many Leftists encounter difficulties navigating between the Scylla of dispassionate structural economic analysis and the Charybdis of moral outrage at
Flat-Earthers To Square Environment Circle?
This is wacky, indeed. Got it off Agence France Presse site. A tidbit: "..."an astonishing switch" by