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maxkeiser.com   Posted on August 31, 2016 What will be most interesting, will be market trading through Thursday. Precious metals are trying to put in an organic bottom and rally.  The dip buying proves this.  With signs that the physical market might be tightening and Indian buying about to rise, it’s not likely manipulation will succeed in keeping prices lower for much longer…

theguardian.com   Gareth Hutchens Aprox 3.59am BST 03:59 Paul Karp’s story on the new counter-terrorism laws is up now. For a full rundown, see here. The Australian government has announced it will increase the intensity of attacks on Islamic State – also known as Daesh – by changing the law to allow targeting of its combat support forces, not just those actively engaged in hostilities. Labor offered in-principle support for the changes, which will allow strikes on logistics and support members of Isis without the legal risk of prosecution under Australian law. Updated at 4.01am BST 3.51am BST 03:51 Just to be clear, the successful motion passed in the Senate calling on the PM to establish a banking royal commission has no force. It is effectively a statement from the Senate that a majority of senators want a bank royal commission but it has no power compel the executive government, led b

  Top Story Team From Finance and Law to Direct Puerto Rico’s Fiscal Affairs By MARY WILLIAMS WALSH Four Republicans and three Democrats will serve on the seven-member board, which has four Puerto Rican members.

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cnbc.com   Fred Imbert   U.S. stocks closed lower Wednesday, the last trading day of the month, as investors digested falling oil prices and looked ahead to Friday's jobs report.

cnbc.com Holly Ellyatt European stocks closed lower Wednesday as investors reacted to a jobs report in the U.S. and a slew of data from the euro zone. ADP report released   FTSE FTSE 6789.55 -31.24 -0.46% 540101441 DAX DAX 10609.79 -47.85 -0.45% 63806806 CAC CAC 4450.01

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nytimes.com   Richard W. Painter When I was the chief White House ethics lawyer for President George W. Bush, I asked many prospective administration officials if they would sell stock in companies, give up stock options, step down from nonprofit boards or make other painful choices to enter public service. Some balked. I told them that someone more important than I was, perhaps the president or the White House chief of staff, would ask them, “Do you want this job or don’t you?” I know about the difficult questions, and entanglements, that crop up in public service. I believe that Hillary Clinton has asked and successfully answered those questions as they pertain to the Clinton Foundation. There is little if any evidence that federal ethics laws were broken by Mrs. Clinton or anyone working for her at the State Department in their dealings with the foundation. Unfortunately, the foundation is still fuel for Mrs. Clinton’s persistent critics. T

marketwatch.com   Mark DeCambre, Sara Sjolin U.S. stock futuresedged lower on Wednesday, following a report of monthly private-sector employment that came in slightly better than Wall Street expectations, potentially adding more reasons for the Federal Reserve to follow through with talk of lifting interest rates.

Wednesday, August 31, 2016 Donald J. Trump at a campaign event in Everett, Wash., on Tuesday. Ruth Fremson/The New York Times Donald Trump to Visit Mexico After More Than a Year of Mocking It By NICK CORASANITI AND AZAM AHMED

bloomberg.com   Lorcan Roche Kelly . Euro-area inflation, unemployment

marketwatch.com   Sara Sjolin   U.S. stocks were facing another choppy session on Wednesday, with investors carefully staying on the sidelines ahead of the jobs report later in the week, which could weaken or strengthen the case for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in September.

 By Amie Tsang    It’s just a drop in the bucket for Apple, with its cash pile of more than $230 billion. But the company nonetheless described the ruling by Europe that Ireland should recoup 10 years’ worth of back taxes, or about $14.5 billion, as a “ devastating blow ” to the rule of law.

cnbc.com   Saheli Roy Choudhury   Taylor Weidman | Bloomberg | Getty Images Markets in Asia traded mixed on Wednesday, with Japanese shares gaining on the back of a weaker yen, while traders awaited the key August U.S. nonfarm payroll data due Friday.

bloomberg.com   Share the View Apple Finds Out It Took the Tax Game Too Far 

theguardian.com   The European Union may not be particularly popular with the bulk of the British press, but the last week has shown that the EU is one of the few organisations prepared to take on another favourite hate figure for much of the media – Silicon Valley.

Top Story Deal Professor The Gamble of Tronc’s ‘Just Say No’ Defense By STEVEN DAVIDOFF SOLOMON Tronc’s resistance to a takeover bid from Gannett is either a brilliant negotiating strategy or a confounding plan to maintain independence.

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cnbc.com Fred Imbert   U.S. stocks closed lower Tuesday, with utilities falling 1 percent, as investors analyzed strong consumer data while keeping an eye on Federal Reserve ahead of Friday's jobs report.

U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION Lit. Release No. 23630 / August 30, 2016 Securities and Exchange Commission v. Daniel H. Mudd, 11-CIV-9202 (PAC) (S.D.N.Y.), complaint filed December 16, 2011 Former Fannie Mae Executive Resolves Subprime and Reduced Documentation Disclosure Case with SEC

  The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced the award of more than $22 million to a whistleblower whose detailed tip and extensive assistance helped the agency halt a well-hidden fraud at the company where the whistleblower worked.

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Press Release Almost All Community Banks' Assessment Rates Decline as Deposit Insurance Fund Surpasses Milestone FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 30, 2016 Media contact: Julianne Breitbeil (202) 898-6895 jbreitbeil@fdic.gov More than nine out of 10 small banks are likely to pay less for deposit insurance beginning in the current quarter, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) said on Tuesday .

bloomberg.com   Eric Balchunas   In the usually bleak debate over the economic health of average Americans and the utility of the finance industry, here’s a happy statistic: A private-sector wealth-transfer machine has saved average investors $1 trillion. That machine is Vanguard, and its model is worth highlighting -- and maybe even emulating.

cnbc.com   Holly Ellyatt   European stock indexes closed higher on Tuesday, with the exception of the U.K.'s benchmark FTSE 100 , which was knocked by the weak performance of mining stocks.

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