Australia's children of the revolution
Our nation’s young technology entrepreneurs are building a formidable reputation in California’s Silicon Valley. So why does success elude them in Australia? Asher Moses investigates.
Creative industry brainstorms strategies at conference
Representatives from government, business, the creative sector and the research community came together Friday to discuss the future of B.C.'s creative industries at a conference hosted by SFU Vancouver's Canadian Centre for Studies in Publishing.
The Recovery Is an Illusion
John Williams, author of the ShadowStats.com newsletter, shines light on his interpretations of the GDP, CPI, unemployment and other government statistics in this exclusive Gold Report interview from the recent Recovery Reality Check conference.
Children of the revolution
It's midnight in San Francisco and i'm out on the tiles with one of the most successful Australian entrepreneurs you've never heard of. Most of the city is shutting down on this cold and dreary Tuesday, but Gower Smith is determined to kick on.
Keane’s fantasy budget (and how to pay for it)
Removing middle class welfare and tax reform would deliver a health surplus while addressing some key economic problems. Read more on the blog... Read more on the blog... Read more on the blog... Read more on the blog...
Voterama in Congress, week ending May 18, 2012
House Violence Against Women Act: Voting 222 for and 205 against, the House on May 16 approved a Republican bill (HR 4970) to renew the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) through fiscal 2016 on a budget of $680 million annually. The bill was disputed mainly because it omits provisions in a bi-partisan Senate-passed bill to expand protections for battered women who are illegal immigrants, Native ...