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Macau: Is China's Golden Temple A House Of Cards?
Investor's Business Daily
By VANCE CARIAGA, INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY If the global gambling market were a poker game, Macau would be stacking chips to the ceiling and Las Vegas would just be trying to hang on to its dwindling pile. That scenario isn't likely to change anytime ...

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'House of cards' will implode
Burnaby Now
By Gord Goble, Burnaby Now May 24, 2012 Is there a housing bubble in the Lower Mainland? Housing zeppelin is more like it. Bubbles, after all, are soft and cute and harmless. Zeppelins, conversely, hurtle into the ground, spewing flaming wreckage in ...


 
New York Times
Will Greek tragedy put us on road to economic disaster or is it all one big ...
WalesOnline
In short the whole house of cards comes crashing down, leaving us trapped in a double-dip recession seemingly without end. This is the fear that continues to stalk European economies and their politicians. But just how worried should we be that this ...
The euro awaits its verdictBusinessWorld Online Edition
Cramer Predicts Bank Runs In Spain And Italy, Financial Anarchy Throughout EuropeSeeking Alpha
CRASH ALERT: The Stock Market is Falling like a StoneCenter for Research on Globalization
Gulf Times -The Sun Daily -RT
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Unattainable goals of Chicago summit
Frontier Post
Despite US military presence, after the NATO forces quit Afghanistan, the Karzai regime will fall like a house of cards due to stiff resistance of Afghan Taliban. Even India which has already invested billion of dollars in Afghanistan, ...

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The Guardian
Jean-Siméon Chardin-inspired exhibition staged by Christie's
The Guardian
Specifically, four important studies of a boy building a house of cards. Francis Outred, head of postwar and contemporary art for Christie's Europe, said this type of curated show was a first for them. "Christie's is delighted to be staging an original ...


 
Daily Beast
Wall Street, not Facebook, Bears Most of the Blame for the Company's IPO Debacle
Daily Beast
There are certainly those saying that the bungled offering shows that Facebook itself is a house of cards, a sign of a new New Economy bubble that has seen a variety of high-priced IPOs of popular but revenue-challenged companies go public at high ...

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Netflix takes credit for 'Mad Men' audience boost of 1 million
Los Angeles Times
The company is producing a political drama, starring Kevin Spacey, called "House of Cards" -- a follow-up to its first foray into original content, the Steven Van Zandt gangster drama "Lillyhammer." Sarandos said one of the motivations behind Netflix's ...

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