Economy – Page 36 – Schirach Report

Total’s Chief Accidently Killed By His Russian Friends Christophe de Margerie was an outspoken proponent of closer energy ties with Russia

WASHINGTON – It is really odd that oil man Christophe de Margerie, Total’s CEO and Putin’s friend, was killed in...

WASHINGTON – We were told months ago that Greece, the ultra-sick member of the Eurozone, was essentially out of...

WASHINGTON – I have observed in previous pieces that our long season of economic stagnation here in America (and...

WASHINGTON – If you believe that US stocks are priced fairly, then the current sharp dip experienced by Wall...

WASHINGTON – France and Italy want less Brussels-imposed austerity, (spending cuts, higher taxes, fewer benefits for retirees), and more...

WASHINGTON – As I look at the developing story of the extremely large Hong Kong pro-democracy protests, my sense...

WASHINGTON – Will the Hong Kong protesters demanding true democratic elections for the special status territory win in the end?...

WASHINGTON – Just one (mentally imbalanced, it seems) disgruntled contractor, (his name is Brian Howard), upset because he had...

WASHINGTON – Talk about beating low expectations. Luis de Guindos, Spanish Minister of the Economy and Competitiveness, recently reported that...

WASHINGTON – While American energy firms have made major progress in exploiting new “unconventional” (mostly shale) oil, this way...