Interesting Headlines in the News February 13, 2015

Sweden cuts rates below zero and starts QE
This is the first time I’ve seen this gold ‘buy’ signal since 2009 Guess What Happened The Last Time The U.S. Dollar Skyrocketed In Value Like This?…
US Weekly Jobless Claims Total 304,000 vs 285,000 Estimate
Food Stamp Beneficiaries Exceed 46,000,000 for 39 Straight Months
U.S. Foreclosure Activity Rises 5% in January
Bartering After SHTF
IRS to pay back-refunds to illegal immigrants who didn’t pay taxes
America is Choking: Operation Chokepoint
Government wonders: What’s in your old emails?
What’s Behind Big Pharma’s Freak-out Media Blitz Over Measles?
Central Banks Are Boosting Their Gold Reserves
Ukraine gets new $40 billion lifeline
Sweden cuts rates below zero as global currency wars spread
How India May Rattle the Global Gold Market
U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Climb Back Above 300,000
No Program Left Behind
AmEx shares fall on ending of Costco partnership
U.S. retail sales data point to slower economic growth
Concerns rising over Russia, North Korea alliance
Greece bailout talks: Compromise possible, says Merkel
Is a Strong Dollar Good or Bad for the U.S. Economy?
Laid-off RadioShack employees lose severance pay
Retail sales fall again. Why aren’t Americans spending money?
Ukraine is heading for a total economic collapse
Keiser Report: Buddhas on Black Market
Kellogg Reports $293 Million Loss as Consumers Abandon Cereal Products
Colorado’s legal weed market: $700 million in sales last year, $1 billion by 2016
GM faces investor demand for slice of $25 billion cash hoard
U.S. Dollar Reigns Supreme By Default
US West Coast Seaports Mostly Shut Down Amid Labor Dispute
Growth In Government Spending “Alarming”
EU Chief: Eurozone Needs Radical Change
Is Your Social Security Number A Public Record? Depends Where You Live
USDollar/USDX Index
DJIA
“Drastic Decline in Freedom of Information in 2014″: America Drops Drastically in Global Press Freedom Rankings
Six People Died in a Fiery NY Train Crash Packed with 400 People… 3 Were Top Investment Bankers