The U.S. Federal Reserve is likely to succeed in reining in home prices where Hong Kong’s government has failed and property investors in one of the world’s most expensive real estate markets are already bracing for a slump. The Fed is expected to raise interest rates by June at the earliest, its first monetary tightening measure since 2006. If history is anything to go by, Hong Kong’s monthly residential real
Massimo Giorgetti Italian fashion house Emilio Pucci is celebrating the possibilities of its newly appointed creative director Massimo Giorgetti. The brand is welcoming the designer via social media, enabling its own fans to participate in the greeting. When a label is undergoing a creative change, openly communicating with consumers can help make the transition more fluid. Creative change Mr. Giorgetti is currently the creative director of MGSM, a Milan-based label.
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(NaturalNews) Whether it’s Big Tobacco, Big Food, Big Pharma or Big Biotech, the process of transforming a corporate lie into a science “fact” is always the same.The infographic shown below describes the process we see over and over again as poison-pushing corporations infiltrate…
(NaturalNews) Dozens of House Democrats have signed onto a letter sent to President Obama claiming that the spread of GM crops is leading to the death of monarch butterflies.The letter,[PDF] authored by Rep. Chellie Pingree of Maine, says that the butterflies are “in…
(NaturalNews) Around 20 years ago, food labels were introduced to help Americans consume a healthier and more nutritious diet. Recently, the FDA looked at these labels and came up with a list of possible changes, which they felt were necessary to meet the needs of the American public…
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(NaturalNews) A major missing link in the search for what’s triggering a massive spike in autism rates appears to be the world’s best-selling weedkiller, Roundup. Dr. Stephanie Seneff from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has been studying the autism issue for several…