By Tom Braithwaite
A Google or Walmart bank would be attractive to a large slice of young consumers, according to a survey that also shows almost four in 10 people aged between 18-34 would switch to a bank without a physical branch network.
The results are included in two reports by Accenture, the consultancy, due to be published on Tuesday, which feed the sense of threat felt by the traditional banking sector from newer rivals, particularly technology companies.
By Ethan Bronner
Law school applications are headed for a 30-year low, reflecting increased concern over soaring tuition, crushing student debt and diminishing prospects of lucrative employment upo…
“The one duty we owe to history is to re-write it.” ~Oscar Wilde
By Catherine Austin Fitts
All efforts to ascertain the actual governance and related financial systems on planet Earth invariably…
By Dina ElBoghdady – The Washington Post (5 Nov 09)
The Federal Housing Administration abruptly delayed the release of a long-awaited independent audit of the financial soundness of the agency, cit…
By Aaron Klein
President Obama’s newly confirmed regulatory czar defended the possibility of removing organs from terminally ill patients without their permission.
Cass Sunstein also has strongly …
It’s a Beautiful Day in the Agrihood
Bloomberg 26 February 2015
A farm is about 20 percent of…
Meet the New Farm Bill
Sustainable Food Center | 26 February 2014
In the US, the Farm Bill is the primary agricultural and food policy tool of the federal government…
Surge in Babies Born Without …