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...that we have the start date wrong. There is little that feels new or resolute about January 1, when the days are short, the trees bare and in much of the country people are wrapped in so many layers that no one can tell if they shed that extra holiday weight or not. Surely there is a better time to turn the leaf, scrub your goals, fix what's broken...
...home and abroad: throughout the film, he returns time and time again to a much broader story, that of the corrupting influence of money on American society. This has the potential to discomfit some moviegoers who think nothing of throwing 10 bucks away on a ticket (and an extra five on a latte and scone if it’s one of those “artsy” theaters). The film’s endless exposing of financial ties between the Bush family and the Saudi elite is easy to dismiss as mere “conspiracy theory?...
...reportedly investigating directed brokerage at Capital Research. Directed brokerage occurs when a mutual fund pays a brokerage firm—which completes stock and bond trades for the mutual fund—extra money so that the brokerage firm increases advertising efforts for the mutual fund, Nester said...
...brokerage might say to the fund, ‘If you transact those shares with our company, we might put extra muscle into advertising your fund,’” Nester said...
...parent is too frail or demented to live alone, she says. But the transition may be so upsetting that it triggers depression in an elderly person, requiring medication or counseling. And older adults with difficult personalities--those who are overly needy, self-centered, controlling or anxious--may require extra nurturing and understanding during a major transition...