Headlines in the News June 25, 2015

Forget Greece, Portugal is the eurozone’s next crisis
Gold & Silver Eagle Sales Spike In June As The Market Senses Financial Turmoil
Investing In Nuclear Power Just Got More Interesting
Billionaire Warns of Looming Disaster: “Derivatives Are Still Weapons Of Mass Destruction”
Cockroach bot that can squeeze through the tiniest of gaps
You’re being secretly tracked with facial recognition, even in church
Most California farmers ignoring water restrictions
‘Finish the mission, kill slave masters’
Refurbishing an old crosscut saw
tribute to his father
More than 4.5 million job openings in the US cannot be filled, because of the skills shortage
The U.S. And EU Will Collapse Regardless Of Economic ''Contagion''
Uncle Sam Fined This Farmer $680,000 For Selling
Should Government Bail Out Big Banks?
European Deal Creates U.S. Grocery Giant
Lake Mead sinks to record low, risking water shortage
Homeownership rate at 10-year low
Is Greece Lehman Brothers, or Is It RadioShack?
Why Subprime Loans Are Causing Concern for Auto Sales
Greece’s creditors face ‘Sopranos’ moment: How do you get money from someone who doesn’t have any?
Forget the Hamilton-$10 idea! Let’s abolish fiat currency altogether
'Data Dependent' Fed Eyeing GDP Revision
Can you put a price tag on moms' stress from kids?
Eurogroup meeting ends without Greece reforms agreement
Bank of China Joins London Gold Auction, Promises Boon for Domestic Market
IRS Paid $18.8 Million to Contractors With Unpaid Back Taxes
Bill Gates on tax, climate and Microsoft | FT Business
Crying Wolf?
Bank of England Could ‘Trigger the Next Financial Crisis’
Senate Grants Obama Fast-Track Trade Authority After Contentious Battle
Americans waste $640 in food a year
How Could Yuan Reserve Currency Status Affect Gold? - Jim Rickards
Millennial consumers opt for car-sharing over ownership, Ford is adapting to their needs
The Money Printers’ M&A Ballâ€"â€"Where The Debt Zombies Mate
JPMorgan executive chosen to rebuild transaction-policing unit leaves
Why bankers believe Arizona's economy is stronger than what the numbers show
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