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The Color of Money – Egypt Today
IN EGYPT, THE WORD ‘lottery’ is synonymous with ‘compulsive gambling,’ bringing up memories of the graying, disheveled James Caan in The Gambler, risking his last crumpled dollar on a hunch — the same hunch he’s had for the last 20 years

Solar, wind farms are feasible solutions here – Las Vegas Sun
Regarding Michael G. D’Amore’s Thursday letter, headlined “Gore’s solutions are totally impractical,” the writer asks how we can accomplish the former vice president’s plan without totally ruining the U.S. economy. But what part of

Key: Speech to Local Government NZ Conference – Scoop
It’s a great pleasure to be speaking to you today. Let me first acknowledge the fine work that Basil Morrison has done as your president over the past 7½ years, not only with the Government but across all parties. On behalf of the National Party

Lotteries Preying On The Poor To Achieve Their Revenue Numbers – Casino Gambling Web
State lotteries are considered saviors in many parts of the country. They collect money that eventually goes to the education system and other worthy causes in the individual state. The way they get that money, however, is suspect. Many of the same

Why is the U.S. taxpayer funding the failure of American capitalism? – Haaretz.com
Why should I, a reader in Israel, care about Fannie and Freddie, which are purely American companies? Because the American economy is still the biggest in the world, because the factor that affects Israel’s economy the most is still America and

Macau IPO adds fuel to N.J. casino probe – Newark Star-Ledger
Macau’s oldest gambling company acknowledges its policies to prevent money laundering may not be working. It admits the possibility its patrons, in collusion with employees, may be cheating or committing fraud. And it says if it fails to establish

Betting on the Masses – Egypt Today
I T’S NOT OFTEN that one gets to read about football and the Mufti in the same newspaper headline, but the recent controversy over introducing a Ministry of Youth and Sports-run “prediction system” has brought the two together in a

Sport ‘bought access to Olympics’ – BBC News
Documents given to the BBC suggest that $3m (£1.5m; 1.9m euros) was paid by organisers of a Japanese cycling event to the UCI – the world cycling body. The payments were allegedly made in the 1990s. The sport, called the keirin, was supported for

Is it time to ditch your health cover? – News.com.au
A lift in the Medicare surcharge levy has been proposed Insurance industry predicts almost one million people will drop cover More insurance news in our Money section