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China’s Rare Earth Near-Monopoly Could Last 15-Years

The 17 rare earth elements (often called minerals in media reports) are critical for clean technology. China owns about 95% of the current world production. A DoE report says 15 years needed to develop sufficient new sources.

The German Experience is Alive and Well in America

A hornswoggling press has helped elect hornswoggling politicians who blame Washington for everything when they know damned well they could have reduced our taxes by giving us honest and efficient government at home.

Nepal’s Illegal Workforce: What Can be Done About it?

The lawless epidemic is not limited to radical Nepalese but also includes disgraceful acts being committed by everyone including foreigners.

Obama’s India Visit: The Hidden Dimension

President Obama's November 6-9 visit to India has engendered expectations in both the camps; although for different reasons. India is expecting a friendlier America, which would help it consolidate in the world podium. And the US naturally seeks a

US Committed Toward Positive and Cooperative Relations with China

Stable China-U.S Relationship More Important Than Ever With competing interests and differences between the United States of America and China, US Secretary of State Hillary...

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Fig Launches Full SecOps Engineering Lifecycle With CI/CD Built for Security Operations

Fig announced today that Security Operations engineers can now...

Diverse Referrals at 10: The Case for Brand-Transfer Marketing in Real Estate

Tim Dean started Diverse Referrals in 2016 in the Tampa Bay area with the marketing spend promoting the partner agent, to build a local brand.

Self Funded Insurance Plan Guide for Employers

Employers weighing self-funding need a clear view of claims risk, stop-loss, reserves, and renewal timing.

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