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Evolving Finance, Money and Markets Published 2 hours ago © 2021 Hazel Henderson Today’s global casino is now experiencing yet another step change, as central banks shift their focus from austerity and debt to stimulus to cope with pandemics and climate crises and fending off Facebook‘s competitive “Libra” and other cryptos. As the rules change in finance and money, they are also changing in markets, as they adapt to ecological limits, consumer pressures, and shareholders’ changing values. Key public intellectuals have emerged who are facing down all the old verities in textbook ec...

Screenshot, Boulder County Planning & Permitting Jane Meyer is a local home owner and concerned citizen. She wrote in to share her thoughts on the proposed Boulder County Compost Facility at Rainbow Open Spaces. The thoughts and opinions expressed are her own.    If you travel along Highway 287 north of Lafayette, between Lookout Road and Highway 52, you’ll see the old Rainbow Nursery and Tree Farm. It is 40 acres of agricultural land that includes two wetlands. It’s also recognized as “agricultural land of national significance” by national, state and local governments. In 1994, Bo...

Commentary: Has corporate influence gone too far in America? Toggle share menu Advertisement Commentary: Has corporate influence gone too far in America? Facebook and Twitter’s suspension of Donald Trump’s account has shone a spotlight on the role of Big Business in US politics, says Yale-NUS’ Nomi Claire Lazar. Composite photo of Twitter, Facebook and former US President Donald Trump. (Photos: AFP, Reuters) 05 Feb 2021 10:02AM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: In the wake of the Jan 6 attack on the American Capitol, ...

IOWA CITY - Four months after Mount Mercy University's short-lived president resigned after just two months on the job - in the midst of a pandemic and massive derecho cleanup - the private Catholic institution in Cedar Rapids is moving ahead with its search for a new leader.

$16.5 million in a week: Christchurch property market showing no signs of slowing down 16 Dec, 2020 11:19 PM 2 minutes to read It's been a crazy week of auctions in Christchurch. Photo / 123rf Other Christchurch's real estate boom shows no signs of diminishing, with leading agent Ray White's Christchurch offices shifting 24 properties worth a combined value of more than $16.5 million last week. Seventeen of the properties went under the hammer, with the remainder snapped up before the scheduled auction date. "It was a crazy week of auctions with six properties called forward with pre-auction ...