Milton Friedman: Remembered Chicago Business
In 1989, as the Berlin Wall fell, the Soviet Union retreated from the nations of central Europe and the free market reforms in the US and the UK were proclaimed successes, a prominent journalist wrote, "The Cold War is over and the University of Chicago won.
Charles Koch puts into practice his Market Based Management ideas The Wichita Eagle
If you had invested a buck with Koch Industries in 1960, it would be worth more than $2,000 today, 16 times better than if you had invested it in the stock market.
Religious hate crimes occur across whole of Scotland, says report The Scotsman
THE belief that sectarianism is a "west of Scotland problem" associated with football has been confounded by a new report, which reveals acts of religious hatred are being reported in almost every part of the country.
Momentum builds for SNP as poll puts party 5% up on Labour The Scotsman
ALEX Salmond is on course to become First Minister next May, according to a new opinion poll today for The Scotsman.
Tony Blair dismisses SNP's 'flimsy' economic case for independence The Scotsman
TONY Blair today launches an all-out Labour offensive against the Scottish National Party, amid growing Labour discord about how to approach next May's crucial Holyrood elections.
What Scotland has to show for five years of McConnell The Scotsman
FIFTH anniversaries are usually celebrated with wood - something solid but uninspiring, practical but quite ordinary.
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