November 28, 2011 By Ed Koch My impression from reading the newspapers reporting on the efforts of Occupy Wall Street, as well as seeing a number of television newscasts depicting…
November 28, 2011 By Harry Kelber Watching the daily reports of the economic crisis in Europe and the turmoil of financial markets in Asia, most American workers have hardly any…
…of thousands for Camp Brooklyn. Since it just takes $500 to send a child to camp for two-weeks, the evening adds up to good news for dozens of Brooklyn children….
…employers. “You’re going to learns the ABCs of worker’s comp,” said Clarke. “Hopefully you’ll get a little upset.” New reforms The news about workers’ comp isn’t all bad — legislators…
…world. Protesters Regroup After Police Arrest Thousands Alarmed at the spectacular growth of Occupy sites and activities, New York City’s Mayor Michael Bloomberg, himself a billionaire, ordered police on Tuesday,…
…hip and neck deep. New York recently profiled Chrystia Freeland, the incredibly talented editor of Reuters’ newly aggressive internet news operations. During the World Economic Forum, she hosts “Davos Today…
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November 14, 2011 By David Klein Rumbling rides along uneven streets. Lurches and jolts over potholes. The pressure of your foot pushing on the brake, hour after hour. It all…
…continue near the heart of one of the world’s largest financial centers, last night’s encounter between art buyers exiting their Bentley’s and Mercedes and union members and allies behind police…
…historian, economist and founder of Aesthetic Realism, described many years ago: there is a “force of ethics” working in the world that is against the ill will that profit economics…
