Denver Business Owner Fined For Not Cleaning Up Vagrant Poo And Used Needles The city of Denver fined a local business owner after he and his staff refused to continue cleaning up after homeless people behind his building, according to CBS Denver. Screenshot (YouTube) “There's food, trash, drug deals,” said Read more…
The firm's efforts included taking out “women friendly ads”. “You Heard Their Story. It featured 7 female employees at Fisher Investments and statistics that put the company in a favorable light. “Over 800 women strong, with women leading 63% of employees,” the ad read. But now it appears as though all of the Read more…
Hong Kong's Justice Minister Teresa Cheng took a nasty tumble last night during a confrontation with pro-democracy sympathizers who came out to protest her presence in London. Afterwards, Cheng made a complaint to the Metropolitan Police and asked that they “take the case seriously and put the culprits to justice,” Read more…
The payments correspond to Morgan Stanley bank records the New York Times reported on earlier this year. $142,000 to Schneider Nelson Motor, $30,000 to Hampton Watercraft & Marine $1,580 in toll road violations Indian Scheme On September 25, 2014 a wire of $15,000,000 was received from Florida attorney, Clifford A Read more…
WTI Slides After Surprise Crude Build, New Record Production Oil prices extended gains overnight after API reported a surprise crude draw and OPEC's top official talked about the potential for a “sharp” slowdown in American shale output next year. “Today, the market will focus on the release of official US Read more…
Just a day later, student protesters (the backbone of the increasingly radical movement) are openly making petrol bombs and have cordoned off their campuses, transforming them into literal staging grounds for the protest movement. In one video circulating on Twitter, students at CUHK have established check points around the campus's Read more…
Still frame of Sky News footage showing protesters using bows and arrows against police. This after the State Department merely expressed “grave concern” and condemned the violence on “all sides” on a day in which a gruesome viral video showed a pro-mainland man being doused in combustible liquid, then set Read more…
Lyndhurst Mansion Lyndhurst was the home of Jay Gould, an icon of the Gilded Age described as the “Mephistopheles of Wall Street – an unstoppable force.” His self-made fortune came from railroads and the telegraph, the leading technologies of the day. Perhaps it was what followed Jay Gould's death Read more…
In Mexico's Sinaloa state in October, an arrest of Ovidio Guzman Lopez, son of “El Chapo,” who sits in a New York prison, brought a military-style cartel attack on the state capital, Culiacan, followed by a surrender to the cartel gunmen by national guard and army troops, and a release Read more…
Bay Area Home Prices Continue Slide, Peak Is likely In Mainstream financial media drummed up a narrative in 1H19 about how this summer's tech IPOs would lead to overnight millionaires across the Bay Area, and in return, would produce the next leg up in the region's real estate market. New Read more…