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CULTURE & ARTS
15 Amazing Photos You Probably Missed This Week
By Chris McGonigal
A starry night sky, abandoned presidential busts and a surfing Chewbacca round out this week.
U.S. NEWS
Fearless Girl Commands New Spot, Faces Down New York Stock Exchange
By Mary Papenfuss
“Now, instead of staring down the bull, she’s going to be staring down all of business."
WOMEN
The Fearless Girl Statue Is Being Relocated
By Alanna Vagianos
She's not going far, though.
WORLD NEWS
Anxiety Runs High In China As Another Kindergarten Is Accused Of Child Abuse
By Dominique Mosbergen
Teachers at a Beijing school allegedly forced children to take pills, jabbed them with needles and made them strip naked.
WOMEN
Standing Her Ground On Wall Street
By Madeleine Burnside, Contributor
Editor, The Sanity Papers
  Wall Street’s Charging Bull was set in place in 1989. It was a year that opened with the inauguration of George Bush the
BUSINESS
Snap Shares Tumble As Short Sellers Move In
It's ugly.
BUSINESS
Snap's Shares Pop After $3.4 Billion IPO
The owner of the popular disappearing-message app has a market value of roughly $24 billion.
BUSINESS
Snap Makes $3 Billion IPO Details Public
By Lauren Hirsch, Reuters
Snap Inc could be valued at between $20 billion to $25 billion.
BUSINESS
Donald Trump's Muslim Ban Hits Dollar, Slams Stocks
It's the currency's worst start to a year in more than a decade.
POLITICS
U.S. Prosecutors Say Peruvian Ran Fraud Out Of Trump Building
He faces charges that he engaged in a $1.2 million fraud.
BUSINESS
Risk Agility and Decision Making in the 21st Century
By Daniel Wagner and Dante Disparte, Contributors
As risks have evolved from being phenomenological occurrences in the natural world, the twenty-first century is in many ways the era of man-made risk and man-stoked fires.
CULTURE & ARTS
Artist Interview: Sarah Meyohas
By Madelaine D'Angelo, Contributor
Founder & CEO of Arthena
Artist Sarah Meyohas has turned 303 Gallery into her own Wall Street by trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
BUSINESS
Stock Prices Plunge In Unprecedented Two-Week Slide
By Stan Choe, AP
NEW YORK (AP) — Yes, this is scary. Stock prices plunged again Friday and are down more than 8 percent in just two weeks
EDUCATION
Even Santa Can't Save Pearson (Mis)Education
By Alan Singer, Contributor
Social studies educator, Hofstra University, my opinions, of c...
Potential Pearson disasters are lining up. Pearson's Stanford 10 Achievement Tests that are used by U.S. school districts to assess student learning from kindergarten through high school will be phased out by June 2016. Many states are replacing them with their own standardized exams.
BUSINESS
Stopping Structured Settlement Predators for Good This Time
By Don McNay, Contributor
Best selling lottery and structured settlement expert
No matter how much you want to protect the privacy of someone receiving a structured settlement, someone else with a fancy computer or data mining program is going to find them and make them an offer to buy their payments.
WOMEN
Women's Firsts in the Big Apple
By Jill Tietjen, Contributor
STEM women's champion, advocate for women, author, speaker and...
When Joan Ganz Cooney decided to start the Children's Television Workshop, she was told that she could be the deputy, but that a man should be in charge. Her response was that if a man were in charge, she would not be involved
CRIME
Executives Who Trashed Evidence Must Go to Jail -- Otherwise More Will Die From Corporate Cover-ups
By Ian Reifowitz, Contributor
Professor of History at SUNY-Empire State College
It doesn't matter if you wear a suit and tie, if you break the law you will go to prison. Sending that message would make all of us safer. But we haven't been doing that consistently enough in America in recent years.
THE WORLD POST
Alibaba, the Golden Child of China's Globalization Strategy
By Roselyn Hsueh, Contributor
Political Scientist, Professor, Author, 'China's Regulatory St...
With the world increasingly and economically beholden to China and Chinese business, China's globalization strategy has won dividends at home and abroad.
POLITICS
How the One Percent Is Stealing Your Money in the Stock Market
By Anthony W. Orlando, Contributor
Assistant Lecturer, Sol Price School of Public Policy, Univers...
You think that the broker has your best interest at heart. They are, after all, working for you. You are paying them a commission. And you are living in America, the land of "everyday low prices." But you have been misled.
BUSINESS
Institutional Corruption in High Frequency Trading
By Luka Oreskovic, Contributor
Associate, Harvard University Institute for Quantitative Socia...
A big portion of this trend can be blamed on the great recession, and what is seen as a suddenly realized peril of even seemingly solid and famous institutions going down as they succumbed to high-risk operations in the market.
BUSINESS
Flash Boys Puts a Flashlight on Dark, Predatory HFT Trading
By Dennis M. Kelleher, Contributor
President and CEO of Better Markets, a nonprofit that promotes...
The industry counters by denying these facts and boldly claiming that they provide liquidity and lower costs, but it has been demonstrated that HFT is more often a liquidity taker than a liquidity provider and, if anything, raises the costs of trading.
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